1. |
Show Her Teeth
02:40
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Only in day bright real sunlight
She show her teeth to mirror on the wall
Never at night in the artificial light
Would she ever show her teeth to the mirror
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Planetshiner
03:51
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Planetshiner shiver star bright liner
Pressurized, we're on our way
Supernova gamma ray Jehovia
All live places many many light years away
Oscillations amplify vibrations
Waves of love along the radii
Comets kept us in a close rotation
As the star explodes, hello, sweet bye and bye
If I ever board a star-bound liner
Radiate across the astral sky
It'll be no thing to face the mighty rapture
Constellations on our way to Heaven high
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Indy
03:22
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4. |
Dead Reckoning
03:09
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5. |
All Languages
00:31
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6. |
Friends With Ghosts
04:53
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Hard to make this story stick
About a smooth smooth asymmetric
Salvadore Q Singapore held a solder desk down at Ace Electric
What he know anyhow about cylinders and volts and current routes
What he know anyhow about making friends with ghosts a lot turns out
What he really know now's that only love the thing to most care about
He know it's alright to smile at a strange strange strange face
Comin' outta the darkness in a strange, strange place
Alright smile at a strange strange strange face
Comin' out the darkness keeping time
Sal love Jenny Best and the threads that are making up her dress
And her symmetric smile shining on on on
When Sal and Jenny Best did rest, he'd align dear Jenny's dress
Just so he could see all the best
For this he'd suffer most; she'd have him by the throat
He'd made her dress all wrinkled, finest fabric torn and crinkled
The success of Sal's audition
As a clumsy electrician
Is left up to some others to decide
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7. |
Man With A Plan
05:13
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8. |
Static Blues Dub
00:35
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9. |
Mai Du Thre
00:58
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10. |
Rose
03:38
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