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Evergreen
03:16
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I'm burning up color in my mind
measured in light I diffuse in time
until I'm hidden in white
where you
Used to feed the fault line
bend to the ways
and try to erase
oh, everytime
I was tearing at more than mine
burried again
oh my honest eyes
what satisfies
Now it's Clare in the light
memory akin
to the sprawling kind
oh to wade within
When there's so much caught up in you
(to reflect it in Evergreen)
and there's so much caught up in me
(to carry on the in between)
(reflected in Evergreen)
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Rome
02:38
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St. Anthony Mann Minneapolis, Minnesota
Playing experimental indie folk enlivened by obscure arrangements and poetic lyrics, St. Anthony Mann is the stage name of Adam Bjoraker and co.
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