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First In Line
03:13
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How could you have known?
There was only starlight to see by
And you couldn’t waste a second while the continent a-beckoned
From across the ice
And into the crevasse
The sledges tumbled and detached and seized into the sea
Sometimes
That’s all
The first in line
Gets to be
How could you have known?
They raised you out of mirrors and smoke
A beacon from the heavens, whence they said you had descended
I knew it was the other way around
A statue of a fully suited goddess
Slingin’ arrows, lookin’ right at me
Sometimes
That’s all
The first in line
Gets to be
If death
Should come
Before your day
Then life
Becomes
A cabaret
If death should come before your day…
A shrine of gold lame and satin
Pyramid of old Manhattan
Curiously,
Sometimes that’s all the first in line
Sometimes that’s all the first in line
Sometimes that’s all the first in line gets to be.
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Bobby
02:44
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4. |
Separation Falls
02:12
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How long? How long
will you camp upon the rocky banks while your
coffee goes dank
my god, what have you done?
You've gone to where the devil sleeps and the
mail never comes
But if you try and climb
back up out of that canyon,
you'll never find, never find
your way back home again
(kidnapped by Mormons and eaten alive)
How long? How long
will you camp upon the rocky banks while your
coffee goes dank
my god, what have you done?
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5. |
Pine Grove
02:53
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Jack Pinder Baltimore, Maryland
Jack Pinder is a songwriter and composer from Baltimore, MD.
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