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Marbles
04:08
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Rainfall pines for shades of blue,
Constellations alight as I’m waiting, waiting on for you,
Reign over time, your marble eyes
Keep me up through the night as elusive words, they come alive.
Lost in a dream and there we meet,
Fading away as you waltz along the winding street,
There you go, go haunt the night,
It has been a while since I’ve seen no clouds over July.
As her fingers close around my nose and I just can’t breathe,
And her hair falling down her spine; ethereal design.
Don’t worry about me, love. I could be talking in my sleep.
Hey, won’t you stay? Stay close to me.
Show me all of the sights and the wistful stories that you keep,
Reign over time, your marble eyes,
It has been a while since I’ve seen no clouds over July.
And oh, I’m waiting on for you.
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Araby
01:44
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You make me crave for the ways you control me
Blue days in full tidal waves when you call me
While dreams get lost in the myth that you’re all mine
Moonbeams break in through the clouds to behold me
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The Call
03:23
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Sing to me a song you know,
If it’s the end now, I won’t go anywhere,
You’ll find I’ve lost my mind,
I’ll put my blinkers on tonight.
I’ve heard the legends of the sea when you’re awake,
One look at you and I’ll be dancing right away,
I hear the Call that brings the rising of the waves,
We have been looking around for you.
We have been looking around for you.
And you have shared your dreams so dear,
Remember that we’re all mad here
And lo! Amid the bleeding sun,
Look here comes the Great Old One
And he rises from the deep blue sea,
Annihilate the non-believers,
Paint the world in blissful green,
Take me with and set me free.
I’ve heard the legends of the sea when you’re awake,
One look at you and I’ll be dancing right away,
I hear the Call that brings the rising of the waves,
We have been looking around for you.
We have been looking around for you.
Sing to me a song you know,
If it’s the end now, I won’t go anywhere,
You’ll find I’ve lost my mind,
I’ll put my blinkers on tonight.
Your call I heed, it’s all for you.
You told me love would soon be mine,
You’re fickle by design,
Broke my heart, I start anew,
I like it better; life is true.
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Gadha'r Baccha
02:14
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Gadha’r baccha, can’t you see?
We’re the same, you and me,
Heed the faith until you fall,
I’ll punch you in the eye/I don’t want to.
How plain should it be?
Your righteous company
Are salivating over the War,
How much have I changed? How much would you know?
And they prey/pray,
Keep the Gods and children locked away,
Crawling out of their slimy nests to sell you whole,
They strike you when you close your eyes
With no respite and no compromise
And all they say is “Our hallowed fascist Leader will find a way.
Should it matter if you die?”
Occupy their spaces and unite
Orange fuckers and their orange acolytes
Shoot down all their truthiness and lies
Move out if you hear me.
Gadha’r baccha, can’t you see?
I want you, you want me,
Heed the faith until you fall,
I’ll punch you in the eye/I don’t want to.
How plain should it be?
Now where’s your company?
When you’re too damn dead to revolt,
How much have I changed? How much would you know?
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Autumn Winds
02:34
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Autumn Winds breezing through and lighting us
Spacing out underneath the clouds above
And I don’t want to look away,
It’s only you and I amid the haze,
Beyond the orange sky, another day,
When I’m home tonight, I won’t wait, I’ll run away.
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Whale in the Pond Kolkata, India
Whale in the Pond is a dream folk band from Calcutta, comprising Sourjyo Sinha, Shireen Ghosh, Sagnik Samaddar and Deep Phoenix.
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