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Over. Baby, we’re over that river. Our love was a river.
Let your loneliness sing. I want you. I want you to keep everything.
Shaken. You’ve left me shaken. Our love, we said was the mountain.
Our love, the river, we said was a mountain. I want you to keep everything.
The path’s the destination – that moment at the fork. Don’t look back, or too hard at the point you’re moving towards. That can only vanish as the path propels you on. Blink for just that moment and the point is gone.
Over. Baby, we’re over. Don’t you send me my red shirt; sew that onto your thin wings.
I want you to keep everything.
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Will It Ever
02:53
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The sun is smashing. The sun is smashing everything that we know. The moon is beating. Our time is fleeting. The moon is beating on the pane of our window: If there is love left. If there is love when the dust comes to rest, we’re going out there. We’re going out with our hearts strapped across our chests.
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Night & the Revolution
02:37
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The Secret Door
03:34
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Conquest & Consequence
03:29
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Good Bones
03:22
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The Important Thing
03:46
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End
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Good Night Wish
07:42
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