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Dinosaur Floor
01:57
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Well, there are certain elements to the dinosaur diet key
They play horseshoes in the backyard and
they look at the other dinosaur cheeks
Claws against the wood
All the actions are understood
They go back and forth, back and forth on the dinosaur floor
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Fantasy Baseball
01:55
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You write your favorite players
(writing on the wall)
My favorite blue pastel
resting on the floor
Eyes are magnetic
to the highest points
You'll always pick your favorites....
Writing all the players
(writing on the wall)
Your legs feel so strong
Because the papers tell you so
You fantasize
You realize
You fantasize
Magnetic eyes
Magnetic eye
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Tram Take 100
02:00
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How can a body so weak have a mind that is so strong?
The blood pressure's slowing down
At least she's got another around
All my life I've loved her so
It's too bad I hardly let her know
How important she is to me
She made me feel free because she made me
And it's not her time to go
Through the good times and the bad
She's accepted me for who I am
I'm so scared to think of what this could mean
What the worst could be
There's an elephant in the room and he's stomping about the flowers
About to bloom
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Summer Bummer
04:52
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Nature's lazy in summer time
Flowers telling day from night
Dirt believing in the minds
Of the people who harvest their dimes
There are monsters
Who clean up their plates
Take what you'll give them
And they'll compensate
For the love you felt then
And when you go away
You'll feel needed
But you won't stay
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Ravi/Lola Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Ravi/Lola is a psychedelic baroque/pop group. What began as a home recording project is now a live group combining unique lyricism and instrumentation that draws inspiration from the ordinary, every day life.
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