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Toucan (intro)
02:16
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The Hunt
04:03
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Once I had a man or maybe he had me
Obsessed he was with death
The mysteries it reveals
Please ignore all those whispers
My eyes are all you need
The quest would take him ways
Lost himself in The Truth
You'll understand one day
The haul's more worth than you
Wait there for me all day
I swear I'll come back to you
Wish it were true
It's easily been days
Idiot listen up
You keep praying all day
He will never show up
Silence so thick
I can hear the moonquake
He won't be so quick
Rain season is the way
My love I waited for so long
That I turned into stone
My love I waited for so long
That I turned into stone
Once I had a man
Or maybe he had me
Obsessed he was with death
The mysteries it revealed
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Pollen
03:44
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Pollen, pollen, in my head
Pollen, pollen, I don’t think I can stand the distance
I know you’ll bring me back to life
Insane, Insane, am I insane?
Let me dive in, from flower to flower
I miss this tasty treasure
Pollen, pollen, pollen, pollen
Pollen, pollen, pollen, pollen
Oh I hear you, I see you
No matter what comes along, I know it’s you
Oh I hear you, I see you
No matter what comes along, I know
There is only one escape
My heart beats, things fall into place
My heart beats, things fall into place
My heart beats, things fall into place
Pollen, pollen, pollen, pollen
Baby I’d crawl in, I’d crawl in
Pollen
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Lovely
03:15
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There was a time
I thought I could fool you
Making you think I knew
Well I was wrong
Well I was wrong
Forget what you’ve seen, he said
It’s no longer there
Let me create a lovely den
Where you will no longer be scared
Well I used to see
Everything through universe’s eyes
Now all is blur
Please light on
Please light on
Please light on
In this little hut
Candles on my window
It may rain outside
But I can’t hear over the sound of your breath
But all those stories
That they keep telling us
All those stories
Will those end up well?
Will those end up well?
Well I used to see
Everything through universe’s eyes
Now all is blur
Please light on
Please light on
Please light on
Well I used to see
Everything through universe’s eyes
Now all is blur
Please light on
Please light on
Please light on
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5. |
Ostrich
04:24
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Flowers and flowers and flowers
Flowers everywhere
Flowers and flowers and flowers
I guess they know you well
How long have I been under?
Did I miss your birthday?
These faces so familiar
But from where?
Head in the sand
Can’t hear a thing
Won’t see a thing
Until it’s too late
I should have known it’d happen
Here comes the price I pay
I’m tired I’m tired I’m tired
Notes stuck in my head
Rired I’m tired I’m tired
Get out of my system
Your hundred children and warm tea
The plastic bags in the trees
Are they gone already?
Ears filled with dust
Put my regret back in the drawer
Enough is enough
And I’m never looking back
Never looking back
Never looking back
Never looking back
Flowers and flowers and flowers
Flowers everywhere
Flowers and flowers and flowers
I guess I knew you well
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