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Another World
02:54
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A Kitten Named Lafayette
02:54
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Henry
01:54
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Pearl
02:20
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The Vampires of Love
02:31
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Cosmic Time
03:36
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cosmic time
lets build a shack of driftwood
and listen close to music
from the far side of the moon
they flew so far to get it
i found a kitten in the weeds
who needed a friend
you had a compass and string
to tie it all with
we live on top the rock
and float upon the big water
we hold hands and the sun
holds the earth
i pulled in a breath
and tasted all the world
you smiled moved a berry
from palm to my lips
we had a hard time
and then we softened to it
attempting plans future
the cosmos has plans too
(x2)
see that shooting star fall down
and now you've seen the light
cosmic time has come
and crashed into your life
see that shooting star fall down
and now you say goodnight
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Robert Earl Wildwood Duluth, Minnesota
Robert Wildwood has been reprogramming human culture for more than 25 years using written English code, visual Art code, and audible Music code. The results have been startling.
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