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i don't mind
03:08
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motorbykle
04:53
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u & i
02:58
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walk down the road
04:22
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intertwyne
04:17
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fly
03:30
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daisy chain
03:15
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owner of the sky
03:04
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Owner of the Sky
time and time again
we tread upon
the dusty earth we bed
in search for
the Owner of the Sky
must I? I must! I say
age upon age, say I,
exalt in the search for
the Owner of the Sky
I see sky, you see
the sky from end to end
sees I, you see
I be now
as I be then
life after life I be borne
upon the dusty path
lay your head on the weary rock
in search for in search for
the Owner of the Sky
I see sky, you see
the sky from end to end
sees I, you see
I be now as I be then
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the weather report
03:16
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11. |
the flowers of youth
03:25
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The Flowers of Youth
are growing brown
around your garden
the leaves fall and the buds
grow tight, no longer unfold
Bridges lose their
bearings and rivers
catch them falling
the splintered wood float
like so many boats drifting
Things decay, strength is
forgotten in the face of weakness
loneliness conquers even the
memory of
brighter hours
Soon your face will be a small
photograph almost like a stamp
on a very important letter
that I mailed to someone very far away
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frost & glass
03:41
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rainday (new version)
03:23
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cynthia alexander Tacoma, Washington
‘Known for introspective lyrics that sound like deep conversations with the listener, Alexander has succeeded in crafting music that’s distinctly Asian in character, anchored on elements of Malay and Indian ethnic, yet warmly assimilates Western influences such as jazz and the blues, with a nice touch of classical to boot.’ — Philippine Daily Inquirer ... more
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