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Meggie's Plectrum
04:26
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Altitude is high
When what’s relative’s low
Low looks high
When below is the place you know
Far and away
What’s far closes in
What’s near at hand
Could be just out of reach again
It’s the yellow plastic
Plectrum plucking a pretty piece it plays
A pretty piece it plays
Meggie’s plectrum seem to have had its way
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Lean In
04:18
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Lean in
The truth is screaming in your ears
While you listen to your ass
Though the facts are pretty clear
There some peter spam you’re gonna pass
An accountant’s on the line
Wanting papers and a sign
There’s Novichok in the drinks
As the old Potemkin sinks
The truth is shining in your face
Huddled in a cul de sac
It’s clear you lost your race
You bet on red and the winner’s black
There’s so little in the tanks
Every expert is a crank
There are Russians in your head
There are Russians in your bed
You lean in for me
I’ll lean in for you
The leaning’s a breeze
When you blow on through
The end is staring back at you
From the bottom of a glass
Though not wanting the ending to
It’s what’s going to last
There’s so little in the tanks
Every expert is a crank
There’s Russians in your room
There’ll be Russians in your tomb
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Brian Stevens New Milford, Connecticut
I am an alien that was sent to earth to study humans and report my findings to minister Zolumb on the planet Yat. To fit in with other middle aged men in my area, I took up pretending to make music. Enjoy.
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