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Sixth Lament
07:33
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Flicking Shadows
06:01
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Both in One
06:18
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Both in One
by David Stanley Aponte
To bare the scars of love no more
Then a picturesque moon
To run in the night with a brisk flight
Across the sandy dunes
To taste the salt from the lips
of the great nomadic sea
To face the suns as they become one
with ones ecstasy
To feel this day break with a new birth
To see both shadows upon the earth
Which is complete to bring a new day
So that they together will die
And from the moon it births a new death
more glorious the before
So that both stars can yet come again
to be born once more
...When night comes once more...
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The Sun is Invisible
01:46
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The Sun is Invisible
lyrics by Anais Jaquez, music by Robert Jaquez 1/17/03
At the spring
In the water
Fishes
And at the spring
Rivers
They're made out of water
Sunlight
Out of the water
Sunlight, now sun
Noone sees the sun
'Cause everyday the sun is invisible
But you can't see the sun
But you can draw a picture of the sun
It's not all about you
It has to be everyone else... be about them
Flowers everywhere, will grow to smell
And everyday, you'll know
Smells good the flowers
And doin' stuff... and doin' stuff
Baby birds hatch out eggs
With their momma makes them warm
Plants, like flowers and stuff
And everything is so pretty
... and bunnies and stuff
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Collective Brand Movement Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Art, music, performance & underground production collective, since 1998
-Philadelphia
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-Dallas
-Berlin
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