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Emerge and Take Shape
03:59
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Cut your hair like I would
Hold the scissors backwards
Break the strands like I should
Pull your skin back to show it
Looming over me
Cut your hair like adulthood
Chop off thoughts held too close
Cut into pieces of soft wood
Revealing your anxious mind
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Bite
05:33
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A host for a political parasite
Suffocated by your strategic bite
A shell of hands holding on way too tight
Curtains cover teeth in your sight
Who are we since we are not human?
Nothing but empty vocal chords
Several claws dig into my brain
Suppressed under your exploited gain
A shield of skin pierced from your hard gaze
Wasting away into endless days
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Shy Skin
03:00
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Nothing seems to fit but need to change
These legs don't feel a part of this body
There isn't anything to wear
In a big pile of clothes
Hiding behind skin that doesn't want
Feeling tired of repeating
Weary of constantly distorting
Could be a sense of acceptance
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Collecting Dust
06:14
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Walking barefoot through a dry wall
That's full of glass shards began to rot into
A thought that is passing through plates of rust
This is a home only when it collects dust
Roll back into folds
Holding closely
Feel the blanket grow
Into new spaces
Sifting through a bed of stones
Weathered with realization
Your body is cold I'm holding you
You are my home only when you call out
Roll back into folds
Holding closely
Feel the blanket grow
Into new spaces
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Moss Jaw Kalamazoo, Michigan
Compositionally dynamic, organic soundscapes cultivated by four
pals.
Evan Asher - drums
Kayley Kerastas - vocals/guitar
Max Murray - bass/keys/baritone guitar
Russ Wagner - guitar/keys/vocals
... more
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