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Athena and the Far-Out
03:59
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After Athena
03:13
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Meeting You
03:07
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Dear World
04:33
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Dear world, you have explaining to do
dear friend i trusted you
dear friend i held your hand for as long as i could, and i still trust you
your sarcasm is a sickness, i hear it in my head and in my bones
dear friend, wave your arms if you're still here
i'm a lying journalist, a screaming silence
a beloved monster, a positive jam
an easy grade, an experienced child
a fiendly fire, a happy nightmare
dear world you are silly and absurd (but i like it)
dear sadness you are summed up in blue but i bet i can turn you red
dear truth you matter more than we give you credit for
dear optimism, you may be crazy
dear world, i'm not done with you!
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Feeling Good
02:18
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i wanna see what there is to see
and be what there is to be
never been outta town this way
i always get stuck when they make me pay
and its all, downstream, from here
and its all, downstream, from here
i want another father cause
my father is my mother
you can only have one of those
i want to live forever but i
cannot leave my water, and they say
if you're not changing your life
then someone else is, and its
and its all, downstream, from here
and its all, downstream, from here
lady's beckon me to them but
they don't have my vitamins
blue whales have their songs to sing
they just know it naturally
they be to be
and its all, downstream, from here
and its all, downstream, from here, so hold steady
i heard the ocean's dark and deep
and i have miles to go before i sleep
but my shoes are all cut and old
some people tell me i got no sole! but they're wrong
i've seen all there is to see and
i've been all there is to be but i
still feel empty, so what am i missing?
so what am i missing?
so what am i missing, and
it's all downstream from here
and it's all downstream from here
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A Wonderful Life
03:44
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doctors smoke all the best cigarettes
widows know which milkmen are the best
the children play, they dont know anything
isn't it a wonderful life?
read the text from the latest selling author
the television knows all the answers
im colorblind, but i see more than everyone else
isn't it a wonderful life?
we can escape this mess
get out of our shells and
disappear
we can escape
we will go down underwater
Obey me and i will repay you
the days go by and feel a lot like the way
water ebb and flows into the bay
isn't it a wonderful life?
i can't hear through all the static insanities, missing families,
all the noise is finally getting to me, put em all on trial for murder
isn't it a wonderful life?
we can escape this mess
get out of our shells and
disappear
we can escape
we will go down underwater
we can escape this mess
get out of our shells and
disappear
we can escape
we will go down underwater
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Colorblind
02:34
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The polar bear is an enormously powerful predator. It can kill an adult walrus, although this is rarely attempted. A walrus can be more than twice the bear's weight, and has up to 3-foot (0.91 m) long ivory tusks that can be used as formidable weapons. Most attacks on walruses occur when the bear charges a group and either targets the slower moving walruses, usually either young or infirm ones, or a walrus that is injured in the rush of walruses trying to escape. They will also attack adult walruses when their diving holes have frozen over or intercept them before they can get back to the diving hole in the ice. Since an attack on a walrus tends to be an extremely protracted and exhausting venture, bears have been known to abandon the hunt after making the initial injury. Polar bears have also been seen to prey on beluga whales, by swiping at them at breathing holes. The whales are of similar size to the walrus and nearly as difficult for the bear to subdue. Polar bears very seldom attack full-grown adult whales. Most terrestrial animals in the Arctic can outrun the polar bear on land as polar bears overheat quickly, and most marine animals the bear encounters can outswim it. In some areas, the polar bear's diet is supplemented by walrus calves and by the carcasses of dead adult walruses or whales, whose blubber is readily devoured even when rotten.
Being both curious animals and scavengers, polar bears investigate and consume garbage where they come into contact with humans. Polar bears may attempt to consume almost anything they can find, including hazardous substances such as styrofoam, plastic, car batteries, ethylene glycol, hydraulic fluid, and motor oil. The dump in Churchill, Manitoba was closed in 2006 to protect bears, and waste is now recycled or transported to Thompson, Manitoba.
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i went to the doctor and you know what he said
you got a real bad case of being dead
i said that's really too bad
because i feel more alive than i ever had
me and those other guys
we were floating like jesus christ
higher than mountains
entering orbit
7 is green
and 8 is blue
but i'm colorblind, how bout you
and she said what are we counting for
i'm an astronaut and i'm tired
i'm an astronaut and i'm tired
i'm an astronaut and i'm tired
i'm a head case and i'm awake
NOTHING ON EARTH CAN DESTROY YOU
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