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The Glove
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Glove off / to rest
01:40
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Fingers on the Doorway
01:12
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Two Hose
01:33
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You fell
01:32
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Matte-black Molasses
03:51
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The shattering crash, and the hundreds of glasses
the painted floor, with the matte-black molasses
matte-black molasses
I called you from farther, and you could not hear me
I called you again and again but, but you were not near me
you were not near me, covered in
Matte-black molasses, matte-black molasses
I popped into that darkness, and then came the violence
the matte-black molasses that, that covered my eyelids
oh it covered my eyelids
The faces are hidden, their knee-caps are scattered
and their eyeballs are covered, they're covered in
matte-black molasses, yeah, matte-black molasses
matte-black molasses, matte-black molasses
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Meadow Singers Santa Cruz, California
The path is strange sometimes
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