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loud & proud (bon mot 2)
05:12
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sweet molasses beings, thalassic, amphibian.
born into the saturated ambiguity where unfamiliar classifications have been blooming since the beginning.
where have u been?
the mermaids and mudpuppies are living as free as they can.
what’s the problem?
we feel beautiful. this is what’s real.
how did u get so stuck?
the time is now for mermaids and mudpuppies, beautiful and remarkable.
what are u so hung up about?
let them live
let them breathe
live ur life
calm down
catch an odd bon mot
a sly, lying remark
cruel in its intent
i disregard your tiny bark
if you don't want to learn
about being amphibious
then i'm sorry your shell is so
fragile & vitreous
the time is now to be heard in real life
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tired
05:08
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i see
big lies
wide eyes
y'all know already
there's no place
no right
for hate
in this place
i, i know you're not welcoming me
i, see the look that you give people like
me
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bornite carnation Tampa, Florida
heavy post-punk.
shows:
12/20 @ Doghouse
1/4/20@ The Bends
1/19 @ Gainesville
1/30 @ Hooch&Hive
2/1 @ ??
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