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Everyday
02:43
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everyday
repeats itself
walks through its own body
not recognizing its shapes
everyday
is every other
everyday
is every other
not very different from the one before
a mirror in a mirror in a mirror in a mirror
everyday
is every other - you know every day
everyday
is every other
walks through its own body
not recognizing very much
everyday
is every other
biodegradable like our dreams
disposable like our voices
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2. |
Vast Days
03:32
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how vast days are the days of to and from
always long always short
how long is the rain when it falls inside you
how grey are the streets when they run you over – and over
not that you know not that you’d want to know
not that you see not that you’d want to see - very much of anything
the cars they are gentle as they distance themselves
and we are so gentle as we distance ourselves
not that we’d notice that not that we’d want to notice that
not that we see not that we’d want to see - very much of anything
how vast is hope how narrow our reality
how intricate the rules how real – is dis sat is fac tion
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Simple
06:03
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theres the outer self`
then theres nothing
not even a wind
not even a chill
crawling through the alleys
of my arms
through my torso
through my chest
I feel a life sensation
this uncertain feeling
around my head
light wraps around me
time wraps me up
a heaviness circles
in my thoughts
a thick dull light
fluid fluid movement
dull light
isn’t life dull
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The Sub Skin Cables rose in Medieval Boston and resurrected in the East Village. Taking on many forms, these are the recordings we can offer...replete with tape hiss the production is always bizarre; it seems the engineers were higher than we were. There's an endless loop of musicians who come in and out; these recordings are to keep them alive in analog and digital. ... more
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