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Interest
02:54
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Mixtape
03:17
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Project
03:38
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Penny
03:37
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Gallery
04:36
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not on your life
or mine
is it yours
or mine
(Crash) look at all the pieces of your old machine
it's always the best learning
which feels like controlled burning
nothing belongs in the creases
take the match
you've got a new friendship with yourself
you're done having practice with your hell
don't wait until you're backed into a corner till
figuring out where the door is
well you always knew one day that you'd learn
and everything comes in turns
so take that piece out again
push it around and in
take in normal air
comb your teeth and brush your hair and keep it
don't spend too long in the season
nothing belongs in two season
take me back to my pieces
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Frank Meadows New York, New York
Brooklyn NY
bassist + keyboardist
songwriter
improviser
frankmeadowsmusic@gmail.com
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