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The Morning Fade
04:39
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2. |
Lament Of OZ
04:44
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You know you're really good at pretending to look bored
but you can't fool me even though you fooled yourself
I am you self-alienated
One can learn a lot
from a stranger about oneself
Stars are circling
in a halo around my head
You will trust yourself
even though you'll let yourself down
There you go again
in the afterlife
Your eyes...
no one ever knew
There you go again
in the afterlife
trying to make sense
of the ultrasound waves
I believe
with every tendon of my sprawling musculature
I believe it
in the fields of Dali Dismemberment
THE OZONE BLEEDING ALL OVER THE ULCEROUS SKY
You can wait
You can wait
They snatch your soul
They snatch your soul
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3. |
High On Triplicane
04:02
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Kundalini Shock Attack New York
KUNDALINI SHOCK ATTACK is the creative outlet of KS Ashvin since his high school days to the present. KSA is 95% DIY and purely a labor of love. All songs written and performed by KS Ashvin
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