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Traffic is a Memory
03:33
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We are the people of the sky, just shadows fleeting by across the screen.
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There is a plan made of the soil that I could never understand.
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These Old Words
02:54
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These streets are concentrating on the place, but every now and then we disappear in flames.
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Stuck in Yr Body
03:58
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Caught up on the angles, somewhere in between, without all the languor, it's somehow more of a beginning---it's somehow more a way to begin.
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Too Late to Sleep
04:21
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For all we know, this is the end. For all we know, no one can know if it's the end.
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James BonTempo & Truth Tables Baltimore, Maryland
"Neil Young meets Pavement" –Some dude
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