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for future architects
02:04
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You were shifting a kaleidoscope
Look at all the colors I've been missing
I've been hangin' with Yin and Yang
Saw the pattern
Touched by the sound
Pools of silence have been emptied for a season-
turned into a colossal cloud future architects will find
Now I see you and we've made the time
Our paths don't align for destruction
May not be merry but I'm feeling fine
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no lead
01:42
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Oh, why don't I float like a hot air balloon?
Because I don't want to look down
On you
The difference in the sediment stone is a bright purple
I could sink like a head full of prose over pink curtains
For you
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Alex Perez Grand Rapids, Michigan
creature
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