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Wood Wheel
03:30
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doubt six floors above the ground
when I leave, are you gone?
the cold will cradle your descent
but I don't really care for the sentiment
boy this pounding in my head
wasn't here before
marked the passage of our meals
by your turn, by your hum
but now we sit and dine alone
just like when we were young
boy this pounding in my head
wasn't here before
we age and grow tired of things as they age
time passed, the story changed
and we were never here before
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2. |
The Contest of Strength
04:14
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we were drinking in the back
after closing up the store
that old spirit in my throat
a spirit for every occasion
the contest of strength
in the rain beneath the stairs
transmuting all the faces
in the crippled weekend air
celebration
the stories all were said
we sank deep in our clothes
leaning long into each other's words
until the bars were closed
daniel stole because he could
I breathed out through my nose
a bright and sudden pain came up
and killed the spirit in my throat
celebration
he came out of his car
swinging wide the pipe
I backed against a wall
some mumbled supplication
running with head hung
daniel ran my way
he laughed hard
and resumed the conversation
celebration
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Yes We Mystic Winnipeg, Manitoba
Yes We Mystic no longer exists. Final album "Trust Fall" out now.
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