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False//Love
06:23
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I found your false love in a doorway, I see your dead eyes and you will never escape.
I found your love in a doorway, set me free my dear, I will never escape.
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Bitter Speaks
03:53
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'People don't change, they only grow towards the people they are,' says bitter speaks as bitter sees. 'I thought that you loved me.'
and she says;
'I'm happy being who I want to be, and it's not my problem if you don't see things the way I do'
'Now I understand, but somewhere in my head you're still a prick because you can't admit that you fucked up.' says bitter speaks as bitter sees.
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Hell Ain't So Bad
06:46
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...and as the rain falls so do you. The field of light you held so close dims and the flowers within wilt with it. The acidic water has no care for what it washes away, and you fight back; just enough strength to watch it all wane along the ebb and flow of the streams that form. You can feel joy escape your throat, wondering why the surroundings seem so hideous. Stone structures rise all around and even though it feels as if you can not wander any longer, you push on, hoping to catch the light again someday. You see her ahead, weaving and flickering in and out of corners, between the statues, running from the rain. Drenched, everything goes numb, and it is foolish to push on.
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Affluent in Negativity
07:26
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Absolutely not.
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Relief
09:57
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Josh Miller Kalamazoo, Michigan
American primitive, raga, guitar soli, sad boi, psychedelic, sound collage, free improv, racket/what have you currently in
sw Michigan.
Current:
Kalamazoo Drone Society
Past:
The Wrap! Live on Ice
Fuzztown
Seventeen Again
William Bonney
Shoto
Forget the Times
... more
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