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Creature
05:20
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in the field there lays a creature
I gaze past its yellow eyes
in the distance theres a future
for the past is far behind
In my head its over cluttered
try to clean up twice a week
in the end its a disaster
but I know That I'm still me
I guess it keeps me off my feet....
And you're all bundled up inside
cursing the skies for good riddance
you're all bundled up inside
you don't know what youre missing
so baby come outside
come outside
All of your so called friends point and laugh at you
they never really cared what you're trying to do
'cause noone is watching you
and nobody cares what you do
so baby, come outside
All of the trees wave as you walk on by
they laugh at you and your jokes as you speak whats on your mind
'cause no-one is watching you
and nobody cares what'ya do.
so baby, live your life
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Small Mouse
02:43
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This is a big house
i am within it
i am a small mouse
i live in the cracks in the wall
where i hear the calls
Ghosts may run freely
leaving no footsteps
I do not see them
but they call for me through the night.
To my delight
I am a cheese hound
I hear the cat roar,
chase away thunder
under the latch door
the grand escape into the world.
The big wide world
This is my castle,
i am the king here
no longer a rascal
sharing the crumbs of your fate,
I woke up late.
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Herbalist
06:08
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Herbalist
hiding in the basement
Herbalist
scared of his own garden
Herbalist
would you stir me up some medicine?
Herbalist
upstairs in your garden
Diggin' seeds, implanting brains
Oh, how i'd love to be born again.
Zooming 'round the universes
as i grow apart, from planet earth.
Oleander,
Jolly Jimson
Herbalist
Why're you so afraid?
herbalist
you've been hiding out for days
herbalist
you're not the only one, no
so herbalist
come back out to your garden
Oleander,
Jolly Jimson
Diggin' seeds, and planting brains,
oh, how i'd love to be born again
zooming 'round the universes.
as i, grow apart from planet earth
Oleander,
Jolly Jimson
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Cellar Dwellers Brantford, Ontario
Cellar Dwellers are a duo who met and formed in a rural town in Ontario Canada. The boys met coincidentally through work but quickly bonded and found they both shared a love for vintage instruments and gear, as well as an even bigger passion for raw unpolished sounds. Over the past year they have been slowly collecting gems and piecing together their sound. ... more
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