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Keep Moving (Swamp)
04:05
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Keep moving forward
Cornucopia overboard
We’ll find a dam and make a raft
We’ll fight the flood so we can live fast
You must keep moving to survive in the swamp
You must keep moving to survive in the swamp
Keep love cosmetic and keep your lines strong
Our streets and our walls we built on the swamp
Don’t look left, don’t look right
Know what you spite
It goes bump in the daylight
Innocent expressions burn my retinas
Your hue is a risk to my agenda
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Parp!
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Will
04:34
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I used to think the wind was like a demon
Rushing through life and tearing up trees;
But you remind me to take off my lenses of destruction
There’s more than one way to keep the world turning.
You knew, through thick and thin, a gale is always there;
Whether it’s picking up my pen or prickling my hairs
Your memories can sleep here.
Your silence spoke of hurricanes
As I paced around imagining your pain;
You told me once how you’d laughed in an Earthquake,
Now I shake myself loose in the jokes that we made.
Wherever your sails took you, we were in the same boat
When we shared the atmosphere of the heroes you wrote.
It was almost too hot on the day you were buried
But then a calming breeze blew; it was your spirit.
You reminded me then, when the rain feels empty
To fill up on the stories that took us overseas
And remember, no matter how far away
You lived, you were always with me.
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