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Hanging Brain
03:02
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I can't remember where I walked through the door
The table tripped me up, the candles melted to the floor
And when the room had stopped it's motion
It all began to spin again
this time was faster and more fluid
I could feel the speed
It's a sad affair to say
It's all in my head
It's not exactly what
I'd expected
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Moebius Strip
03:00
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we've been hanging out so very long
listening to the same old stupid song
moebius tape on the radio
electric knob makes it go fast and slow
he's been sitting here so very long
listening for the same old stupid song
moebius tape on the radio
dj bob's knob makes it extra slow
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I was sailing on it, think I learned so much today
Yabba dabba said I'm floating but my sofa's in the way
Pappy says we're grounded, the sofa is my plane
Rounding channel 40 seatbelts cutting through me
So much to see
Sun's coming up, sun's gonna scare me
So much to see
Gonna close my eyes and make the world just go away
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Dual Buckets
03:26
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the Technical Jed Richmond, Virginia
The Technical Jed was a rock band from Richmond, Virginia. They started when Daniel Bartels and David Bush asked Clancy Fraher and Steve Brooking to join them. Fraher taught Bartels some open tunings on his new telecaster, and Daniel began creating his own musical vocabulary that would later set this band apart from the typical 2-guitar bands of the day. ... more
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