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The time has finally come
to meet like civilized people
under the eyes of God
and everyone.
I won't be afraid
to bask in your misery.
This is what I wanted -
to meet at last
and feel your hand touching my face.
When will you arrive?
I stand here patiently;
watching the clock tick by
in the black dress you gave to me.
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2. |
Meet Me At The Station
04:16
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The rest of tomorrow starts today
when our trains crash and collide
a trail of metal and gears
strewn across the countryside.
I'm leaving now for my salvation.
Meet me, meet me
at the station.
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3. |
Taking The Express
07:08
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C. Lavender Brooklyn, New York
C. Lavender is a Brooklyn based sound artist, sound healing practitioner, and educator whose work spans through live performance, recording, installations, videos, compositions, and workshops. She seeks to create an immersive aural landscape for the listener, an experience which is intensely physical, emotional and ultimately cathartic. ... more
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