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Reminder
04:25
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I'm missing something
We can talk about it
Through landscapes of the earth
Where my feet will feel him
Like lines up in the sky, treasure taken
Passing without notice like you did the other day
But we leave it hollowed with no goodbye
The tree fallen sideways will nourish life
I've planted seeds of sorrow when no one knows what really dies
Don't get too busy
Simple grievin'
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Harvest
04:36
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All together in line, raised to stand up straight
If poise and choice turned another way
Are you here?
You doze too much
hands are rough
I don’t call enough
What broke us?
I think you doze too much
Borrowed in advance
Off to dinner
We try to touch
What broke us is spending too much time waiting in line
while resting your eyes
Show me the other side with the length of your spine
I’ll be waiting outside tracing what’s left behind
When cash was tight, my hands were here to deliver
I would call, but something’s been taken
I’m not broke
The past is in motion whether my eyes are closed or open
I’ll be waiting ’til we're through the white line
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Break Up
03:35
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Break up this mad man-made gold
We are rushing
As she stands still waiting to fall
Without a pusher or savior who is caught in his throat
Break up this mad man-made gold
Where's home if you're looking to serve yourself with gold?
The last thing we need is a brother in the stream too busy to say hello
Break up this mad man-made gold
A hug and some sun
Someone to tell us where we're from
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I'm Through
02:18
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Everything must go
Now is the time
Everything must go
Everything must go
Now is the time
Everything must go on through the night
I thought in an empty house vacant as my inside carried
Months ago, everything was ready
Now I think about leaving
Go, Now is the time
Everything goes on through the night
Follow that empty without things back in that city
What it means when my lungs feel heavy is why I'm leaving'
Go, now is the time
Everything goes on through
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Joni Clare Wisconsin
Clare's spiritual sound is intertwined with the classical, experimental, and compositional realms.
Her voice pulls from both ends, reaching a spectral intensity within a soulful ambience.
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