1. |
system failure
02:40
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whimsical weather, whimsical landscape
teetering stream, teetering motion
wireframe vision : television in my head
wired into the world wide web
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2. |
all felid names
02:41
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hello flowerpot, please tell me how to sing
leopard ambush!
hello wooden chessboard, please show me what to do
tiger rush!
hello computer, please tell me how i should feel
cheetah burst!
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3. |
canvas
02:21
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i see your eyes out of your voice
painting shapes on the ceiling
sunny smile released like a bird
singing out of time
all i can think is i was wrong
telling me that i was myself
emptyness inside is what i feel
i need to reconfigure
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4. |
the red strat
01:03
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5. |
divide
03:58
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think about the words you see
figure out their colors and taste
maybe you should call the electrician
before you tumble and divide
ivy cotton, ape calcium
mighty autumn, shape random
what about the sounds you hear
figure out their bodies and shape
maybe you should call the elctrician
before you tumble and divide
ivy cotton, ape calcium
mighty autumn, shape random
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6. |
a young planet
02:03
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at the windmill i see both trails
a young planet is learning its alphabet
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7. |
a long way to go
01:17
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a long way to go!
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8. |
gr34
03:03
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9. |
go clue guide
02:09
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go clue guide! yesterday's cable
find me some yellow sounds
amplify the gentle storm inside
go clue guide! the pretty sand
learn me some logical songs
amplify the gentle storm inside
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10. |
brain plasticity
03:01
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to escape the private air with my brain plasticity
my soft disadvantage, copper dust above my head
i can't find the emergency detonator
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11. |
the arbiter
01:51
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12. |
the pear collector
00:48
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13. |
head rush
02:33
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The Shy Accident Nantes, France
The Shy Accident est le projet chansons de Thomas Durand
colorbox.hotglue.me
Les dessins sont de Sarah Lapin!
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