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I walk to the radio Turning it on Music's playing, I know A very good song. It starts off so quiet But gets louder so That before I can fight it I'm lying down low The notes all rise free Shooting stars through the beat The rhythm's the sea And on the sea floor I greet The singer speaks out From a clam shell castle The guitar wails and shouts While it's part and parcel To the harmony choir Of light and of sound I float in the fire While the sky becomes ground. And the last thing I remember From the music I hear Is the warmest December The summer in my ear.
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Jan 16, 2015
Jan 16, 2015 at 7:56 AM UTC
Musical Opiates
I walk to the radio Turning it on Music's playing, I know A very good song. It starts off so quiet But gets louder so That before I can fight it I'm lying down low The notes all rise free Shooting stars through the beat The rhythm's the sea And on the sea floor I greet The singer speaks out From a clam shell castle The guitar wails and shouts While it's part and parcel To the harmony choir Of light and of sound I float in the fire While the sky becomes ground. And the last thing I remember From the music I hear Is the warmest December The summer in my ear.
Good music, need I say more?
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Jan 16, 2015
Jan 16, 2015 at 7:56 AM UTC
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