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Oxbow
02:36
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Tell the Bees
04:19
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I'll be the words in your mouth
when you can't make a sound
I'll be the spot on the map that can't be found
I'll tell the bees
I'll tell the bees in my own time
I'll be the grass on the grave
that grows taller every day
I'll hide the dates
I'll hide your name
I'll tell the bees
I'll tell the bees in my own time
I'll check my phone for your name &
look away & back again &
I'll hide my expression
I'll learn my lesson
I'll tell the bees
I'll tell the bees in my own time
I'll lay your head in the clouds &
my head on the ground
I'll walk through the leaves
and not make a sound
I'll tell the bees
I'll tell the bees in my own time
In my own way
In my own voice
In my own words
In my own time
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Myselves
05:15
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May have been the worst time
to express myself
better late than never
to explore myself
made it through the worst time
when I believed myself
nothing like the first time
when you can be yourself
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Howls Road Reno, Nevada
A woman alone, driving at night through the cold feral unknown
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