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Yucca
02:02
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I always heard this song in the summer
It played in my neighbor’s backyard
The one with the turquoise fence
And the jumping Jack Russell
Count your losses
And hope for the best
Draw crucifix crosses on your chest
This is just a bastardization
Of everything you love
I’m not religious but I’ll do it nonetheless
The problem is summer don’t come no more
Count your losses and hope for the best
Draw crucifix crosses on your chest
Oh God, forget it
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Foliage
02:48
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A seed planted on foreign soil
big hopes to bloom.
The ambition exists -
To grow.
Saltwater spilled
Lovely and dear
This ambition will cost you
A vision to blur
The most beautiful thing -
Growing from dirt.
No, you can’t be
A part of it yet
Every beautiful beginning
Ends in the dirt
Ends in dirt
I watched you plant me
amongst rough terrain
You watered me with hope
And waited
to see something green
cucoloris foliage light beams; dancing
I will try to propagate as do my peers
but I fear
for my soft petals
And I hate it here, I hate it, I hate it, I hate it here
Might as well propagate
As do my peers
But I fear
For my soft petals
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SMILE Cologne, Germany
SMILE is a Post-Punk band with a singer, who prefers not to sing. Instead, she intones her poetic stories spiked with
personal reflections.
SMILE light-footedly show that post punk can still sound refreshing in 2023. They don't take their references as dogma, remain experimental, stubborn.
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