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A Feminine Dream
00:36
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Dysphoria Song
05:02
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Longfellow Elementary
01:38
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What is the difference between a moose and a goose?
I ain't seen no moose fly myself
I'm not a squirrel
It's a big adventure!
You ain't seen nothing yet
You ain't seen nothing yet
You ain't seen nothing yet
Oh yeah
Horseman!
Ahhhhh!
Two girls one cup, Potter Puppet Pals, Lonely Island
She's never coming back
You know, I'd really be more comfortable with a trough right now
She's never coming back
She's never coming back
Cups on bottom
Eye mean eyes American, you know, you gotta, eyeslong as ya gotta two eyes and eh uh you know some warm socks on your feet you can do anything here uh
Chris
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Lamp Moves Right
05:01
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The Death of Ambient
05:16
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A Second Feminie Dream
01:03
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Exit Ghost
02:47
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Four white walls. Friction
Came came to an end. Somewhere
(Maybe down the hall)
Wind pushes doors open.
Tea, and tea again.
The palace collapses when I take ten minutes to breath.
The stitch of cold. The empty air.
My body
(The substrate for this) sprawls contorted, my skin
Like a filmy sheet. Cold.
The same tree outside the window,
Its veiny body...
The winding roots clutching it’s trunk...
It stands black against a pale white sky.
I must create this space, this breath,
The indispensable
Other.
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