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Drops
05:20
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I am dancing
In the Garden of Eden once again
Up in the sky it's an atlas,
a map for no men
But they sing a funeral for me,
and I laughing;
it's after the end of the world.
Ain't you know that yet?
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First the attack it appeared on the screen
Phosphorescent black and cathode green
Now that the sound of the siren's been said
You can seek shelter in a concrete shed
58 flag day mystery hearse
To the treetop to avoid the worst
Get him up there and forget the rest
They can duck & cover underneath a desk
Alone out in the fallout
we hear the call out
the Funeral Drum
Up on the surface a human cry
You can block it out 'til your batteries die
Southeast Asian sound collage
Trackin' up the cabin with decoupage
All of your circuits turning back to sand
Wooden bodies burn in the funeral land
Now that the world's turning back to things
Would you trade your last can for some rusty strings?
Alone out in the fallout
we hear the call out
the Funeral Drum
Alone after the violence
what breaks the silence?
the Funeral Drum
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I am dancing
In the Garden of Eden once again
Up in the sky it's an atlas,
a map for no men
But they sing a funeral for me,
and I laughing;
it's after the end of the world.
Ain't you know that yet?
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4. |
FelSo
06:48
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SPREDTR Oakland, California
A pan-American digital funk cadre deconstructing the history of electrofunk with choice
sampledelia.
We do parties and defiance, beats by snailmail; dissertations, toenails, and long weekends with your girls. Soundtracks to silence, and inhibitions that go quiet.
Astro travel and your ass will follow.
... more
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