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Abyssal Orbit
02:12
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I was walking to the office
I was stepping from womb into coffin
Something lurching in the pit of my tummy
The road that was straight started warping
This life aint normal, we just made up sense for it
No such thing as sky that's just the endless pit
You've always been immersed, only just noticed
Planetary spin to the stomach
Oooh Oooh Oooh,
We're going round
And around
Abyssal Orbit
Oooh Oooh Oooh,
We're going round
And around
Abyssal Orbit
Oooh Oooh Oooh,
Spinning out
Even the ground shifts
Abyssal Orbit
Oooh Oooh Oooh,
As above
So below
Abyssal Orbit
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3. |
New Boy (Behind Eyelids)
03:41
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All the kiddos cower
Behind eyelids
Told their feelings don't matter
To the skies, no
Purpose cages in a skull
With some hair-do
Until inside and outside
Collide
Riding the black wave
Behind eyelids
There are these orbits
Etched in my head
I'm sorry - their so cool
I didn't hear what you said
Existence encompassed
Behind eyelids
Space, time and neuron
Unified
Riding the black wave
Behind eyelids
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4. |
Flesh Soup
03:27
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(On this lonesome floating turf)
Stand before the river
Of flesh and blood and fear
And hope, faeces,
Feeling…
Swimming eyes seeing
Selves slipping
In rip tides of emotion
Biochemical commotion
(Watch the cosmic drivel swivel)
(In egotistic illusion I drown)
Secret sincerity
In a cage of bones
Nameless enchanter chained
To the earthling throne
Swimming through existence soup
With these symbols on eternal loop
Caught in the cluster-fuck of being
(Here, now)
We wash away
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5. |
Evergreen?
04:14
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EXHALER Birmingham, UK
'A strange but incredibly brilliant mash up of Indie, Stoner, Punk, Psych and
Noise.'
– Guava Magazine
‘A Picasso-painting of a sound; angular, disjointed but far from two dimensional.’
– Birmingham Live
'Takes you to the pits of hell and the pearly gates in one swoop.
[...] A rollercoaster of sounds and experimentation.'
– Guava Magazine
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