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earth's heavy breathing
08:07
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A God’s worried screaming.
Sparks fly, angels meet.
No one can feel, the Earth’s heavy breathing.
The breath so bright.
But we don’t know what for.
The light is the light.
And the door is the door.
There is heat in the lungs.
Yet we don’t feel secure.
The breath is so bright.
But we don’t know what for.
The Earth’s heavy breathing.
Became the mountains.
Became the trees.
Became the time we see,
A God’s only wisdom.
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Fall in the rain,
You don’t know where I went,
Take your mother to the side,
Of every lonely road,
Cry! Said the monkey, the only word he knew.
Cry said the monkey, the only word he knew.
Cry said the monkey, the only word he knew.
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varelota
09:43
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Agia Monaxia Athens, Greece
Analekta is the debut album from Athens based experimental duo Agia Monaxia.
Recorded as a series of extended ambient live improvisations which were then deconstructed and pieced back together again to make Analekta.
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