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“Rictus Quest” Theme
03:11
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Fire trolls the old cigar
while summer kids turn to vinegar
The wind's a reverse tuning fork
and the wine glass calls out to the cork
The boy, the will, imparts the trust
He says a spirit's in the dust
The one truth that's beyond all thought
The one catch that cannot be caught
Let's start again, can't start again
Let's start again, can't start again
Silence this end, silence in the end
Silence this end, silence in the end
Silence this end, silence in the end
Silence this end, silence in the end
Silencing this ending: silence in the end
Silencing this ending: silence in the end
Can't start again, let's start again
Can't start again, let's start again
The water is a thoughtless guest
It gives no break and the land's the rest
The sky deceives as heaven's friend,
breathless at its never end
Our world's beyond, our words that know
the words we say are just a show
to make a stage, to make us act
beyond one truth, the only fact
Let's start again, can't start again
Let's start again, can't start again
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Do You Never?
02:48
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Had one of those lives where I did everything right
I married the day and stayed in touch with the night
I'm not a child 'cause I know that nothing is mine
Caught myself a ticket and I paid 'til I felt fine(d)
Calculators in the breeze
The wind was counting on me
Then I disappeared completely
The final form of a bonsai tree
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Grab The Brass Grin
03:54
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Goodbye The Band New Jersey
Thanks to Michael, Julia, Jamie, Ben, Richard, Kalen, Patrick, Parks Burton, Tyler, Thomas, Freya
Goodbye The Band recommends:
Virtuosity in an audible form. If you don't listen to it, it's your (huge) loss, man.
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