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Dirt
03:12
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they're making oil from dirt, next they'll make air from coal, until austerity sells us all, and there's no where left to fall, thy're pumping faster and faster, and they're digging deeper and deeper, floating is getting harder and harder, scraping the bottom of the dark seas, looking for a boom town, when all you'll get is lost and drown
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Wolves
04:02
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The Charcoal Burner
04:16
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little snakes of smoke, dancing around in the night, around and around in the night, up to the stars through the sky, to the music of the crackling flame, here I belong only to me, I'm dancing around in the night, to the music of the crackling flame
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Black Spruce Kalamazoo, Michigan
Rory Svekric
Kate Elko
Casey Snyder
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