1. |
Toss
02:58
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2. |
Melatonin
04:34
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Wake up, fix your make up
and meet me downstairs
I’m out, I’m on the front porch
Annie’s out back with her blowtorch
In my glass house
I feel like throwing stones
With my radio eyes
I can see your bones
Think I’ll enlist
cocaine ventriloquists
To watch for rain
Oh don’t, Don’t you worry
About the government
They have new uniforms
And good health benefits
In my glass house
I board up my windows
with my buffalo prize
I am eating crow
Think ill start to miss
desert island discs
Spinning in the sun
It’s not hard to find
I found it in my mind
Small northern towns
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3. |
Mo's Garage
04:32
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Am I around Mo's Garage?
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4. |
Turn
03:09
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When the rain turns to snow, I'll learn to glow
Under our clothes, I'll learn to float
In-between blows, happiness will flow
I'll see you again, my oldest friend
On an Easterly wind
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Twin Pigeons
Twin Pigeons is an indie folk duo from the Lehigh Valley. It is the latest music project from longtime friends and collaborators Alessandro Consuelos and Dylan Rex. The pair have previously released garage-punk records as "Rust" and Rex has released several experimental folk albums. Twin Pigeons' lo-fi weirdness is the latest expression of their DIY attitudes and love for experimentation. ... more
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