1. |
Jewel Fruit
05:05
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Do you ever
think about how
young we are
really?
Feelings are so
old
Older than we know,
really
So let's go
to the movies
We can see
something funny
Just like everything's
kind of funny
Don't you think?
Did we meet in a past life?
And why are you smiling?
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2. |
Slug Days
03:27
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When it gets
hot
you stick to me
Stink of candy
That she loves stealing
You've been crawling under me
for so long
you've got me all wrong
Now I'm afraid
to sweat
When you said that we'd change
you're so old for your age
ten years ago
you're taken
When you come around
we don't go to school
We know what we need
Black hair in the sink
belongs to me
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3. |
Old paint
05:14
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Keeps the things that he loves
downstairs
away from
prying hands and eyes
they're not locked but
sealed
What you left behind
hangs over me
and I am left
picking up
the seeds
that won't grow
they don't know how
or which way is up
they're so much like you
Why do you
whisper
when everyone else seems to shout
in my ear?
You speak so softly
but I want to hear
Speak so softly
but I want to hold on to your voice
I want to hold
on
Sometimes I still see you
downstairs
away from
everybody else
can't ask if you're okay
I am broken
I am weak
So heal me
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4. |
Shy
04:50
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Sometimes
When I see your face
I feel like crying
And when I hear your voice
I feel like dancing
And when you take my hand
I want to shout
Your name
But I'm too
shy
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Master Sultan recommends:
Signs of the Times of The End of The Age
by Austin Osborn
Austin's solo acoustic works. Very sparse, often improvised entirely. Always amazing. Check it.
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The Ritual is Real
by Kyle Sheffield Lissman
Kyle's an amazingly talented bassist and composer. Seriously. Do not miss this.
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Aaron's solo stuff.
go to albumIf you like Master Sultan, you may also like:
The Bees Knees: A Compilation For Dan
by Various
The proceeds of this extensive compilation of punk and rock go towards the healthcare costs of beloved musician Dan Wild-Beesley.
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Searing heavy indie that’s as brutal as it is melodic, with honeyed vocal harmonies swimming through stormy riffs.
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