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Oatmeal
02:00
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Maybe I'll look for something else
But you're still here.
I'll write a book to read and tell
Your story here.
And you'll see
Quite clearly
Where I'm coming from.
The outside minds are bringing me down.
Troubled thoughts and childish hearts
I have found
Open doors
To torrential downpours
I want some.
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Opal Seed What It Wants
01:59
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If I made the mistake
Of speaking too late
You'd know it was
To nauseate the awkward look.
Traffic's on its way
Acting on delay
With clues under kites
Noting the moments
You were shook.
Catapult here's your cult,
Satellite here's your twine,
Beast, out there you're complete.
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Motor taps in the road
Tunnel wind makes it whistle.
Out blew his hat, his family knows,
They're the ones who made him simple.
The accident followed the kid
And thoughts around who might've found it,
Until now a family wraith
Who in their life had loved to crochet.
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4. |
Jose the Hero
02:20
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Good luck
I still love you
Your personal space-
(Found you painting a hound
Behind a spiritual crowd
Because the sea was getting loud)
Emptiness does to roads
What silence does to rooms
(It's a hospitable wormhole)
Did you tell-
Already have.
(Circus of- circus of my mind)
Is it just a-
It's just a guide.
Bevel read, please, the trails of the hill to me.
City of chutes tell all the artists they can leave.
Megaphone conversation: "Look, we're interesting."
But the hero to the south is now reclining with history!
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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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