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God, I'm Easy
I'm Easy for God
Where Have You Gone My Lover?
Angular Ivory
Hair Dark & Deep
Falls Out
Like White Lies
On White Sheets
But Where Have You Gone My Lover?
Where Have You Gone My Dear?
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Harps of Hell
02:50
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The Sycamores Will Be Cut Down
But We Will Change Them Into Cedars
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In Heaven
03:39
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The Thing In The Radiator Sings A Song
A Raspy Whistling Crescendo That Sputters Into Tears
The Weeping Dies Out Without Grace
She Fingered The Air Like Piano Keys
A Few Years Out Of Practice
But There Is A Melody In Her Memory
That Refuses To Be Silent & Unsung
There Are Sirens Wailing
They Ricochet In The Streets
The Streets In February Are Vast & Freezing
Arctic Plumes Of Smoke Signify Life
In This Vast Frozen Desert
Head to Toe In Black & Fur
The Cross Is Too Low
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Rhythm Wolf
03:12
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SRVR Los Angeles, California
Moody tunes out of Brooklyn, NY
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