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Orange Window
03:18
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Breaker
03:53
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25th of April
04:05
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Wostok
03:43
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Your leery eyes
pulling weight from mine
howling through the spine
When I dive in
(“Phosphenes keep flashing in, ..)
limbs start shaking, trembling
(..the black that hides within”)
while quietly sleeping in
Your leery eyes
watch the spine decline
the weight of mine
Your leery eyes
watch your spine decline
the weight of mine
When I dive in
(“Phosphenes keep flashing in, ..)
limbs start shaking, trembling
(..the black that hides within”)
while quietly sleeping in
And nothing seems to change
but I’ll leave it open
just in case
Oh and I’ll find
the driveway
much smaller than before
I could fit my shoe between cobblestones
or drown myself on my way to school
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The Long Night
04:16
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7. |
Sunny Days
04:28
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8. |
Dancer
04:16
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Illegal Jazz Brunch Vienna, Austria
Guitar driven music, good vibes, odd time signatures and melodies that wouldn’t be misplaced in anime intros are the bands
basic ingredients.
Slice of life describes the depiction of mundane experiences in art and entertainment. And the debut album of Illegal Jazz Brunch: Out on march 20th 2020.
Band name loosely based on real events.
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