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Winter Wood
03:13
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Gone the days of winter wood.
There are strawberries covered in chocolate melting
fed to beasts who are quivering absence of meat.
Gone the days of winter wood.
Cement to stone all the bricks John had laid;
now a monument for those before us who made.
Gone the days of winter wood.
No Spanish galleon with a treasure worth more
than a broken heart seashell was lost off the shore.
Gone the days of winter wood.
Tattered up patterns on the quilt made of felt
occupy the same stitch as a memory held.
Gone the days of winter wood.
Savor the glass that was dropped by the kiln.
Maybe there is still beauty and art in the shards.
Maybe i can create it, now would that be so hard?
All the icicles melting by the heat by our breath
to return to the earth in a river of death.
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Mute Woof
01:45
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Airport Cab
01:23
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Porpoise Parade Seattle, Washington
Porpoise Parade is the solo moniker of Seattle-based musician and Hi Crime songwriter, Mitch Etter.
Porpoise Parade recommends:
This is the EP that started it all for me and Brielle Rutledge.
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The Kids Still Got It
by Hi Crime
Hi Crime's debut LP. Very proud of the songs on this one.
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The In-Between
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