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Yellow Lights
04:07
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The whole played out notion
Sailing through yellow lights
Conveys a minute of consummation
Adorn your wedding night
Something from the old generation
Dogma and lore incite
Mantle of sensationalism
Remnant of a once cherished rite
When you kiss your fingers and tap the ceiling
In whose name is it fortified
By your own volition
You made the yellow light
No amount of orchestration
Could physically be so precise
The conceited notion
Sailing through yellow lights
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Moonroof
03:37
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Let’s make our mouths all blue
Throw down your moonroof
And go for a cruise
Gaining altitude
Flapping our arms
As so to lift off in our shoes
I swear we almost flew
Oh, little faith
Why do you waiver
The finer always interpermeates the grosser
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Green Water
03:45
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If the eye of the needle were a little bit bigger
I’d’ve thread it with pleasure
I wouldn’t be standing before you here
If the eye of the needle were just a little bit bigger
If the way of the middle path had been any straighter
Promise land much nearer
My heart as light as a feather
It is quite possible I might’ve never reached the first rung of the ladder
In any case
I wouldn’t be swimming free in the clear green water
While you dream of infinity
I’ll be swimming free in the clear green water
Is it conceivable your square could be circular
If your edges were softer
If you found the perfect number
Could you conceive of internalizing your power
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