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Stretch (An Intro)
00:20
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Song For Our Times
05:41
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Staying inside’s a drag
It’s all for the best in the end
We’re all running out of cash fast
Myself, my family, and friends
Oh I’ve been inside for so long
I think I’m losing my mind
Well it’ll all be over
Later than sooner I guess
I never thought I’d feel so lost
Alone with my thoughts
I never thought we’d lose so much
Feeling without touch
Watching sunsets sail away
I feel the seasons shift
Coming up and falling down
I can’t help but feel so stiff
Oh shelter in place
Is the word today
We’re all in this together they say
Moving forward, I see gestures toward
Living life fulfillingly
Facing life is different
Can’t run from the stains
Knowing that I’m older too
I wait and complain
To see my truth
It’s in you
To find my peace
It’s surrounding me
I just need to reach
Connected life sustaining
The love left to give
Ask myself for something new
The brain wanders too
To find my truth
It’s always in you
I never thought I’d feel so lost
Alone with my thoughts
I never thought we’d lose so much
Feeling without touch
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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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