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You Possess Lost Blood
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J Card
07:32
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Valleys
03:52
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All the valleys you've known, stuffed with beehives & bald eagle eyes,
Breastplates shone, headlights, snow. And The One can't be far behind, and now hallways are painted pea-green, ready to rise.
And it's too high to leave alone, wrapped 'round the phone, all I feed on.
Can there be dust everywhere? Count thy holler and breathe in till ten, then you can give again. And the times are no longer new. Facing downwind and back up again: many calling and making amends.
And it's too high to leave alone, wrapped 'round the phone, all I feed on.
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Bag Monkey
02:42
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Jeremy Parnell Whistler, British Columbia
Born in Ottawa. Grew up nearby. Also England & Germany. 2 parents, 1 sister. Playing guitar, writing songs & singing since 1986. 7 solo albums of original material since 2001.
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