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Static Transmission
03:44
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Laying on your carpet
Taking in the room
Wishing that I had strength like dandelions
Waiting for some breakthrough
Neighbors shout and whistle on
While sirens fill my head
White clouds blow south then vanish off
The sun has nearly set
And this goes on and on
Day after day
The list goes on and on
History never changes
The hallelujah days are gone
Yellow halo's softening
The hallelujah days are gone
Moral code is rusted thin
The hallelujah days are gone (X4)
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Garden Heart
04:39
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Pardon off my behavior
You could have anyone
This is not a cry for pity
It's a stab at a notion of being something better.
But it's so hard to think like Jesus (x4)
Gathered plums from the garden
It did ease my dark mind
Wish I could stay in sunlight
But I've got my commitments
And they're waiting
And it's so hard to live like horses (x4)
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Allohra Son Providence, Rhode Island
Allohra Son is a product of my insatiable need to be producing something, or perhaps a product of self reflection and release. Either way it stands alone, independent. We were originally called Resilence
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