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Sevens
03:47
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I'm always counting numbers hoping someone will hear me out
I would only count these numbers out to just one if they thought about
things in the same way
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The Closest Place
03:16
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Farmhands clad in black, behind a ridge upon where I sat
Is this the place that you will call your home, for good.
The perforated ground, they never put their shovels down
Is this the place that I will call your home, for now.
This is the closest place to nowhere
This is the closest place that I've ever seen.
And although it's not cold, nary a seed will be sown
Is this the place that I will call your home, for good.
This is the closest place to somewhere
This is the closest place that I've ever seen.
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E
03:58
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Ran out of gas today, maybe for fun
Past five stations, did not think to stop for one.
Breaking rocks today, in the hot sun
Tom says some would pay for this well find me one.
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vic firecracker Boston, Massachusetts
Mission of Burma,
Nick Drake,
Fugazi,
Bob Dylan,
Superchunk,
Neil Young
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