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In the morning the shadows from your side the stream cancel the beams the sun promised me.
When the sun goes sinking from the highest pine tree a black sheet falls over your eyes and I scream.
But it goes unheard.
But please, oh please
Keep throwin those seeds,
Ill throw this wheat
Somewhere south
At the rivers mouth
Theryll be a bridge
Then well see, just what the hell this all means
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Willoughby Lot
02:39
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Halloween Match
04:28
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River
02:41
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Deep Winter Walk
02:54
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With Swans Folded
02:46
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