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Fossil Bed
02:20
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"Do you miss your tonsils or just the vacation?"
"The hospital had fossils for my entertainment. What do you think?
There was a ninety-year old patient, they called her 'Mrs. Nuisance.'
The doctors kept her waiting, her bed they need a new one. What do you think?"
Ruth I thought she was sweet, she was a good neighbor.
When I woke up she was asleep. They were taking their time staring at her.
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Untitled #4
01:52
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This sounds like a revelation, or is it something else?
I'd like to be a part of this investigation.
Was it you who cast spells on Cynrose Place?
Give it up. Your notebook too, and your collectible red-ink pens.
They won't mean a thing where you're going.
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At Home
02:53
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I sat down on the curb and the sun shined through the leaves onto the grass and over the road.
I heard the railroad call my name. 'The distance home and there is the same.'
So I walked beyond the woods hoping to find the track line to put a coin on the brass.
I heard the echo of my feet go go up and down the street.
But I'm just waiting, I'm just waiting, you kept me waiting.
I'm still waiting, you kept me waiting, I'll be waiting at home.
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Human Yo-Yo Los Angeles, California
Human Yo-Yo writes experimental folk songs that float on humble electronics, scattered drums, and anxious melodies. With this established sound, Yo-Yo fills in the gaps with lyrics exploring personal experiences and a love of words.
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