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The trees outside are jivin' and I'm in here beside 'em askin' what's going on tonight. "The party's at eleven, they'll be playin' Bill Evans, why don't you bring yourself over?" "Wigglin' roots all night bare feet should suffice," under the violet sky smilin'. The pines seem alright, archaic, a lil blight, this room is getting stuffy. So I slip out the back followin' scents of cognac, there be a fete in the greenbelt tonight. Creakin' the wooden gate I am called upon my fate, I, am of the roots now. And all the foliage rejoice each their own peculiar voice for I'm just in time, so are we. As the clock strikes eleven stridin' down from heaven he takes his seat once more.
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Oct 7, 2018
Oct 7, 2018 at 2:45 AM UTC
Wigglin' Roots
The trees outside are jivin' and I'm in here beside 'em askin' what's going on tonight. "The party's at eleven, they'll be playin' Bill Evans, why don't you bring yourself over?" "Wigglin' roots all night bare feet should suffice," under the violet sky smilin'. The pines seem alright, archaic, a lil blight, this room is getting stuffy. So I slip out the back followin' scents of cognac, there be a fete in the greenbelt tonight. Creakin' the wooden gate I am called upon my fate, I, am of the roots now. And all the foliage rejoice each their own peculiar voice for I'm just in time, so are we. As the clock strikes eleven stridin' down from heaven he takes his seat once more.
DylanWhisman
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Oct 7, 2018
Oct 7, 2018 at 2:45 AM UTC
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