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Shoresong
04:01
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you cast off from the shore
a prayer locked in your throat, you're swimming now
from shards of dying land
the glass casket of the bombed out sand
you listen for the ships passing by
and hope your voice was honest when it cried for them
their sails reaching heaven, and you saw them moving
as you washed out in the tide
you drift into the blue
legs against the sleep, quit kicking now
the sky is like a mocking mirror wave
the captain steers his course beyond your grave
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Island
03:38
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nothing left but the sea
and the island that used to be me
the silence of a waking sleep
is all that's left for me to keep
i feel the distance from the star
shining hard on the canyon of my heart
i wonder where the angels are
i bet it's far, far away
nothing left here to see
things that tried to love you gotta leave
sadness is a waking sleep
but statues and stones never weep
you remain like a star
turning from the canyon of my heart
i often wonder where you are
i bet it's far, far away
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Future Ghosts Chicago
Future Ghosts are an art/rock/dream/pop band from Chicago. Since 2005, they've been telling stories about love, ghosts, and the trickiness of time. Hooks and melodies leap out from heavily textured sonic landscapes.
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cool guitars, great hooks, great songs
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Passer-By/Joseph Stride
by Kam Kama
good friends from bloomington. this is what good post punk sounds like when the drummer is ambitious and the guitarists really pay attention.
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The latest from Papercuts is another batch of bright, melodic, ’60s-influenced pop songs with driving, heart-on-sleeve vocals.
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Sleep While You Can
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From Portland, Oregon, Blue Canopy write radiant guitar pop that eases its way into soft, sparkling choruses.
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