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Farm Market

by klangmoss

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Elvis pushed me in the chest once Or maybe it was a punch, I can't remember. Elvis was in the yellow house I was in the red house I pushed him back Or punched him back I can't remember I was made to sweep the leaves behind the homes The girls by the stream watched They waved I danced with the broom They liked it when I danced with the broom I didn't like Elvis But I enjoyed dancing with the broom for the girls by the stream Elvis pushed me in the chest once Or maybe it was a punch, I can't remember Elvis was in the yellow house I was in the red house I danced better than Elvis
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Further 02:27
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The Bay 01:33
There are two men that walk with each other just about every lunch time. They argue. They are arguing with each other every time I pass them out there. I don't get it. Is it an enjoyable relationship between the two of them? Do they choose to interact this way? Is it something they decided between the two of them? That they would use their lunch times as an opportunity to debate various topics with each other? It seems tedious. Though perhaps they consider themselves to be philosophical giants carrying on with the noble art of philosophical debate and the search for truth. I just think they're loud obnoxious and annoying. Its all in the delivery I guess.
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Front Window 02:08
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Wales 01:41
Taking in the beauty At 100 miles per hour If you take it any slower Does the sweet become sour? The diminishing power Of each yawning flower If you're going to collide, you may as well make sure you'll die ——— The steam and the horses will fuel the commute James Bailey will fuel the folk And every piece of history needs a paid car park of tar With its falling metal fences So fall all the pretenses But I guess its a few blocks away
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Plunge 02:44
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The Wireless 04:55
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Silver 04:18
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Dual 03:29

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Alternative (to what? I don’t know), some acoustic tunes, strings, vocals through effects (because I can’t sing or because it suits the tunes? A bit of both), some keyboards because they fit in places, and the sounds of wind and Fairfield station. It felt right.

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released March 1, 2017

Written and recorded by Paul Traynor

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klangmoss Sydney, Australia

Music, sounds, and a few words from klangmoss.
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