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Parachuting
03:17
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you fell right into a maze
it only just started to rain
said the sparrow to the hen
and who's that parachuting jumper?
coming right over the bend
its another smoking song
it can only take so long
i can see grey dust coming from their chimneys
and water is falling from the clouds more often
i can see it all the way downstream
strong men taking my branches down
its another smoking song
it can only take so long
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Lavender
03:13
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sickly, sickly fingertips
they are brambled and my feet are gently combing it
lavender lights, and stray pups wandering
wandering through smiling grassy moors, and sleeping moors
lavender lights are carving out shadows of
the steep, sharp winds of dawn
and wind chimes crackling on themselves
burning candles are your dictionary
and her picture of a town with luminary
black bird perched on a wall of stone
that i did not see until i was all alone
but there were other shapes hidden in the window frames
they told a tale of old smells and forgotten pains
forgotten pains
forgotten pains
old smells and forgotten pains
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Snakes
02:58
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Will Orchard Nashville, Tennessee
live from the sky train
Will Orchard recommends:
jess is an amazing human <3 these songs are reflective, melancholy, bright and so much more. a beautiful & special voice
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Flowers and Cats
by Ben McCormick
i first met ben mccormick at my middle school geography bee. thank goodness i dropped my guitar pick next to him. he picked it up and said "do you like eric clapton?" the rest is history :-)
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