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Anthracite Veneer
03:46
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Fly
Over The River's Edge
Blind
Through The Hazy Skies
Days
Pass
Without
Notice
So Amorphous
Wings Worn And Tattered
You Fly
Over The River's Edge
And Glide
With Little Swerving Motions
Keep It Going
Into Unknown Realms
Walls Of Clouds Ahead
Antracite Veneer
A Scarlet Glare
Somewhere Far From Here
Seems closer Now
Above The River Bed
Was It Always Gonna Be That Way?
Time Is One Mercurial Lover
Puzzled by Its Linearity
It's Rolling In With The Tide
It's Rolling In With The Tide (Repeated)
Why Do You Live Here? (Repeated)
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They're Hailing From The Subterrain
Their Screams Make Me Go Insane
Twenty Four Hours On My Feet
And No End In Sight
It's Scratching
It's Deafening
Clinging To My Ears
Running Circles In My Fragile Mind
It's Maddening, It's ...
Sweet
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Extraterrestrial Cat Lady Vienna, Austria
Extraterrestrial Cat Lady is an amalgamation of Ben DeFinster's (Velvet Doomsday, collaborator of The Bassenger) solo-oddities. A lo-fi mishmash of old and new, a transgressive blend of different genres. Dilettante as it gets, DIY as fuck.
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