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The Shaft
02:15
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(one puts one’s hand in a hole)
in a land where heat runs
I can but stare at the sun
(seeing is believing)
120 feet above ground
cave complex
the mine shaft
(seeing is believing)
assess the state of the shaft
timbers
(one puts one’s hand in a hole)
death trap
(one puts one’s hand in a hole)
in a land where heat runs
(seeing is believing)
I can but stare at the sun
(one puts one’s hand in a hole)
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(mating parties quarterly tempered)
in the beginning there was man
(in a marsh)
or was there?
at the beginning there was a hand
lend a hand
across the land
(mating parties quarterly tempered
do you see signs everywhere?
scape a clean Earth
intentions of seems to depicted obscene
make them comply tempered
you’ll find them everywhere
many come flop jilting tempered
signs in the street will point you
point you there)
origins: global
assumption
Your Honour
(follow the signs)
My Lord
(telling you clearly)
contention; major problem
conveyed no meaning
work load
easy victims
hell bent
(in a marsh)
flame generator
radar screen
fragrance
cold fall stamps
overshore
web of seaweed
tan line
shredding the sky
flexible stone
(follow the signs)
prize draw
damn near dropped a tear
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Ray Kosmische Manchester, UK
Ray Kosmische is a recording project
created by Jai Knight.
Solo and with a range of musicians and
artists.
Other Ray Kosmische releases are available with:
Cian Orbe Netlabel
Sudden Moment Recordings
Aumega Project
Obstinacy
WhyNot?! Records
Lnks:
lazaruslink-up.bandcamp.com
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