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I'll be expecting strangers when I come home.
Wrapped up in tiny dangers, all skin and bone.
Where did I go? Where did I go to lose so much time? So much time. Where did I go?
I guess that I've been moving for so long that I cannot tell heaven from hell, or the day from the night.
Where did I go? Where did I go to lose so much time? So much time. Where did I go?
Whoa. Now I'm a wolf, a carrion bird, an ashtray of cigarettes. Or, the side of the moon the other world sees while you're sleeping in your bed.
So much time. So much time. All my time, where did I go?
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Pure Blue Light Suite
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Blue is the color just for you, love
Blue light, bright and shining through the trees
In the lovely dark of forest, where the leaves all gently chorus
Your blue light is the only light I see
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John Ralston
“I live my life in ever widening circles, each superseding all the previous ones.” -Rilke
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Power Pop trio whose EP is absolutely fantastic. RIYL: Rock-n-Roll like the Replacements/Westerberg, Big Star, etc do it. Think an edgier/garagier Posies...yeah I like that.
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A limited run of 500 vinyl copies available. RIYL: Bedroom Pop Magical Nuggets Tour. Most importantly, support Thomas!
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Sweet Bronco debut LP, recorded partly by yours truly. Do yourself a favor. Cassette and CD pressing almost gone.
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Two dozen 12-string acoustic improvisations that feel undeniably haunting, like lost transmissions from ancient Appalachia, rediscovered.
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