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Are You Revolting?
05:17
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Did you see where they came from?
Did you breathe what they breathed?
Oh no
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The Tree
01:25
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I fixed the outside lamp
Broken by a falling tree
I sawed the branches off
Separated wood from leaves
A swimming pool to cool my body in
Neighbours watched ravenously
Monkeys came to raid the fruit trees
Which grow so willingly
Gymnogene was hanging
On my neighbour's palm tree
Floodplain between our houses
Ran with heavy rain
Carving out a valley
To keep ourselves away
From each other's necks
From each other's hate
From each other's necks
From each other's hate
The thunder shook the valley
The birds all screeched in fear
I felt my blood was boiling
I felt the end was near
Apocalyptic winds blew
Creatures drowned in mud
And all the while I felt it
The thunder in my blood
And all the while I felt it
The thunder in my blood
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6. |
Everything's Relative
05:21
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Everything's relative and it's ok
To the way I am feeling right now anyway
The blood in the sky from the clouds of red dust
A sight and a smell and a memory of trust
Everything's relative and it's ok
To the way I am feeling right now anyway
Walking deserted dry bones in my feet
A truth, an experience, a bitter defeat
The blow can be softened by having hard times
And persevering through to the other side
Everything's relative and it's ok
To the way I am feeling right now anyway
The march of our time has now come to its end
An endlessly withering loop of attempts
And in our sickness we knelt and we puked
And crawled into hollows beneath narrow chutes
Everything's relative and it's ok
To the way I am feeling right now anyway
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7. |
Do the Stars?
01:53
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Do those stars
Look OK on me tonight?
Or do the lights
Drown out the moonlight
Do those raindrops
Float OK
when they hit the riverbed
Like you hit me with a frying pan on the head
Do those nights
Just go on and on and on
They're so long
Like a 1970s prog rock song
Do you eat
Coz I don't think that I could cope
Without getting up in the dead of night
To eat an artichoke
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Duncan Park Durban, South Africa
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