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Dust
03:01
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It’s the night of the world
I can hear the centipedes crawling
Behind the wallpaper
With the flowers blue as pearls
Oh I still dream
Of an ocean wide and rising
Water enough to clean
The dust from the damned
Oh my baby, your skin so gray
We found you buried in the pasture
Where the grasses used to grow
Where we once ran through fields of green
We peeled the skin from the land
We let its blood dry in the raging sun
Now it’s coming for our children
Dust covers our daughters and sons
Oh lay down, oh lay down
Lie in the grave that we made
Oh lay down, oh lay down
Lie in the grave that we made
Oh lay down, oh lay down
Lie in the grave that we made
Oh lay down, oh lay down
Lie in the grave that we made
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Slow It Down
03:26
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Lilacs
04:30
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The Dawn Hotel Albuquerque, New Mexico
Americana music from the heart of New Mexico.
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