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Ego Noise
02:31
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Ego noise
I’m overjoyed
The thrill of moving fills me with life
Yet I can’t find
Any peace of mind
Knowing what is your’s could never be mine
Feed my soul
With words that hold
A feeling for the meaning of life
But if I die
Before the morning arrives
My love for you will never materialize
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Affection
06:04
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I’m running from my feelings
Can’t keep hiding
I’m falling for things I knew
I might like
The stars glued to my ceiling
Oh how they shine so brightly through the night
My mind runs swiftly
Calling out for love in the dark
I didn’t think I’d fall for you so hard
I’m running from my feelings
Can’t keep hiding
I’m falling for things I knew
I might like
I never thought things could come this
Close to perfection
Cause baby you know I’ve been told
The greatest drug is affection
Sometimes I feel so sad
Sometimes I imagine a life I never had
Sometimes I get lost in the unknown
But always I feel at home alone with you
Alone with you
Alone with you
Alone with you
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Ego noise
I’m overjoyed
The thrill of moving fills me with life
Yet I can’t find
Any peace of mind
Knowing what is your’s could never be mine
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Ellington Peet Los Angeles, California
Ellington Peet recommends:
Dressed For The Apocalypse
by Rhythm Plague
My pops, Nels Cline, and Steuart Liebig had a group called "Rhythm Plague" in the 1980's... here they recorded "live" in Venice & Marina del Rey in 1985.... double 808s going off!!
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BLOODSTREAM SERMON
by Jefre Cantu-Ledesma
Music for when you wanna get weird
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Three Birds I Saw Outside of My Window Today
by Cole Brossus
A venerable musician and great friend, crafting songs we all love to hear.
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