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Pinched Tail
Wild Honey
Garbs Of The Street
Endorphines
War Path
Madman's Cafe
Unleashed
Lord's Prayer
Show Me
Waiting for happiness.
Fear The Jungle
Dance With Me Celts
Remember Me Happy
Ode To You 'Above'
Crack and Cycle Again
I Dream American, I Dream Big
A Gentle Lapping
Amidst The Moon
Anything's Better
A Simple Poem
Hector's Babe
Songs
Ready For Attack
Rickety Steps
Top Soil Lads
The Stump of a Young Tree
Un-Suspecting Love
Living Room
What Does Distortion Create
Dreary Canals
Dont Touch Anything
These Shutters Are Getting Old
Great Escape
Mood Ring
I Future
A Form of Neurosis
Opening the Lilies
Summer Heat
Member or Guest
Synopsis of Trees
Someday They Will Be Grown
Short of Discovery
Cool Rails
Trolling the Isle
Pompous Observations
Embrace
Lonely
Sugar Cane
Trouble With The Looking Glass
Sit In Scorn
Sorted Truth
His Land
Shout Out
Italian Coffee
Bricks and Mortar
We The Living [Sacrificial Lambs]
A Man
The Halo and the Coconut
Grasps Of Bloodshed
I Want That
What I Have To Do
Whooping Trees
Foundation
The Rise in Fall Woolly Bear Caterpillars
Crap Shoot / Wall Climb
Sagacious Moon
There Was But One Monkey
There You Stand
Stop! Spontaneous
The Final Whisper
Ideas
Turning Nothing Into A Dream
Swat Team Manifesto
Morning Glory
Everything's Different
Cut Throat Curiosity
Just Write
Wake Up
Dungy Rooms and Dark Alleys
The Whole Goddamn Fort Went Down
Jamil Mohammad
Waiting
Dissonant
Assumptions Closing In On Me
A Just Moment
High Up in the Mountain Tops
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I have something like a loco-motive that's running its course without control. I wonder whether-vane-should-hold the direction of my life you stole. Twisting wreck-age is where the cage is. but I cannot forget, the arbitrary lament, that was given to me in my youth. Turning the bends where reliance ends. I now roam, these streets on my own, responsive and non aloof. But I cannot ask for your forgiveness, Everything's distant in those dreary days. I feel the pain without belonging, to the dreams that we set ablaze. © 2006 Jeffrey Lewis All Rights Reserved
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