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Kayak
06:10
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Somewhere in western PA
Many years ago
There was truly a brave man
Who had the genius plan
Secure his place in history
By having himself the first of its kind
The first ever tried, the very first time
The first
Western Pennsylvania heart attack
20 miles north of Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania heart attack
The exact date and time
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YY Plug
02:04
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Toenails
03:26
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Standing on your bed, I was a beacon to the stars
meanwhile below me lay discarded pilsner cans we never bothered
to turn into something valuable, per chance a shrink ray to miniaturize
everyone who came into our line of vision
I think you had to throw up, but there never came a moment
without at least some kind of witty observation that was about life
Toenails piercing flesh but also growing from it,
like a tree on a mountain stream, sapping your resources
Still they dot the landscape and fuse together in a crescent moon,
glimmering like an exit sign over this tranquil ocean home
Nevermore we'll have the chance to make pleasant conversation
dancing in imagination but keeping it locked in there
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5. |
Panini Press
03:04
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6. |
Spider In the Corner
01:25
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Eight legs and a face that's too small to see,
he's been there for weeks or months or years
At first I didn't want to move him, and now he's simply part of the decor
Every bathroom needs a little spider in the corner
No names, but if I had to pick,
I'd go with something dignified and French
Because he's made the world a better place and really tied the room together
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7. |
Ossipee
02:08
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Living alone in a trailer in Ossipee, getting along just fine
Taking a bite out of social security, keeping up faith in the grace
of the grand design
Content in all your base philosophy,
brain far away from the notion of entropy,
why don't you have another cup of tea
and look out on your boat
Still clinging to the possession of property, having yourself a ball
Happy to say that "no one's the boss of me", happy to have your ex wife
still on call
Better to save your money so you can ski
than have a place people want to see
There's nothing wrong, you're living free
and that means you can't die
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Curvature of the Earth as I walk along
Picking up anything I find on the ground
They decrease in size, also in value, not what they originally were
Why do things get smaller?
Why's everything so small?
Public parks, work of art, drifting in the breeze
Oxygen, nitrogen, preventing disease
The disease of having some stake in the world as you can relate to someone in Norway
Am I a part of you or are you a part of me?
Exclaves, out of reach from the powers that be
Reverse the picture, English colonies
Do I really have what you need though I'm so far away?
Kentucky bend, upper peninsula, Lake of the Woods County
And of course we shant forget Alaska and Hawaii
Doesn't matter who was here first, we need each other so much
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Planetarium
13:13
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There are creatures in the sea who are yet unknown to us
With their spines and little lights, they send us all a message
All the creatures on the land, in the deserts and the tundras
The equator is a zipper, one day geothermal energy will fire up our minds
Winged ascension to the sky, something we should all strive for
Evolution, pass no judgment, just a way a century can pass before our very eyes
But out in the stars, the lines and dots converge
And spin with the rise of the galaxy
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11. |
Wienermobile
02:20
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12. |
7 String Mandolin
00:25
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I broke a string on my mandolin
Now it's only got seven strings
I broke a string on my mandolin
Now I'm feeling like a fool
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Nuclear Spaceship Maine, Maine
Fritz Derblansky: Acoustic & electric guitar, mandolin, banjo, sitar, shamisen, sax,
trumpet
Josh Dominguez: Vocals, lyrics
Ringo Raskolnikov: Electric & acoustic bass, cello, violin, vocals, flute, tin whistle
Lucy LaFramp: acoustic & electric piano, organ, synthesizer, clavinet, accordion, vibraphone, melodica, kalimba
Charlie Barnaby: drums,percussion, harmonica, backup vocals
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