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sung two (a shed)
00:43
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slow / we can also take it slow / I don't mind going slow, honey / I don't mind going slow like honey.
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zzz'$
01:09
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who taught you to dream like that? / who lay by your side / and held your eyes open / through the deep, salty night? / 'cause I know it wasn't me, sure. / I only just sleep / and even then, only just barely.
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ii. (oh geez) pedagogies
01:55
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e-s-c-h-e-w / s-l-o-t-h / oh my friend, you've got to.
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sung to a shed (intro)
01:07
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and it makes me so angry / to really be nobody / who I can know / with any kind of certainty. / I depend upon the context, b. / don't extricate yourself from your milieu. / trust me. / or at least / trust the most recent incarnation thereof.
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