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Tiny tiny tiny dots
Arranged colors will make spots
Lines make limbs and body parts (look inside my body, you)
Unlearn what you learned
To get ahead start (can't you see I'm flattening?)
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Homeward Bound
01:36
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In the backyard is where they play with me
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Corduroy Palm
00:40
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The Dirty D
02:28
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It's okay
to feel ashamed
in this way
you feel ashamed
Hunting
the bag
to find
the bottom
to find
the bottom
to find
the bottom
as you walk
to find
the bottom
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Corduroy Palm Pt. 2
00:40
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Courdoroy Palm Pt. 3
00:13
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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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