1. |
What?
01:58
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Just before I go
I thought I'd let you know
In your arteries I wonder how it flows
How your blood propels itself I'll never know
Taking it all apart, I hope I can fit it all back to together again
I've looked online but I can't seem to find anything, I've gone and lost my serial number, oh no
What am I to do when all the little tiny thoughts all turn out to be quite true huh?
What am I to say when you tell me that you believe that we can grow without knowing it, what?
What am I to do when all the little tiny thoughts all turn out to be quite true huh?
What am I to say when you tell me that you believe that we can grow without knowing it, what?
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Morning
02:07
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Worlds apart, I'm calling for you from a counterpart
Another planet or another heart, the one I'm chasing might fall apart
Sweetheart, my ship is leaving I'm not going far, another planet or another star
It's a bright light on a dark night, state of the art
Where've you gone I don't believe you
Once you've gone I'll never see you
Paint it on the walls I'm not about to break you
The water she said excitedly, not in the morning baby
I've gotta describe my head it pores over, I need you here
But not in the morning baby
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honeybeam Melbourne, Australia
honeybeam yeah
honeybeam is the musical project of Naarm/Melbourne based trans woman Maya
Adamson, who
crafts a colourful world of optimistic melancholy underlined with pure elation, surprise at existing and the
wonderful ability to feel.
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