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Thank You
03:59
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Thank you, Skillet
Thank you, Stove
Thank you, Table
and I thank you, Floor
Thank you, Spoon
Thank you, Mop
Please don't let my thanking stop
Everything has got its spirit,
Everything has got its time,
A rock today tomorrow may play
As a child in the warm sunshine
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Timbers
02:38
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Curving Tooth Baltimore, Maryland
Dream-inspired odes to Mother Dirt, shapeshifting animals, and the reptilian brain, are delivered earnestly from Liz Downing's time bejeweled book of songs, now reimagined by Greg Hatem's sampling and arrangements. The Curving Tooth refers to that rare and singular beauty to ponder. ... more
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