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Feet pulled hollow
When does the wind blow
Against the net
Miles to see a glow
Miles to see a glow
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We can make it all again
I got everything that remains
Holding in the fall
I’ll be about the same
Can’t breathe yet
Air’s too cold
You’re still warm
And the air’s not cold enough
For a place of my own
To let my mind eat itself alone
We can make it all again
I got everything that remains
Holding in the fall
I’ll be about the same
Flames dance me down, flicker and release
All that I hear, mosaics of speech
How many times do I have to teach
Myself things I know but still can’t repeat
We can make it all again
I got everything that remains
Holding in the fall
I’ll be about the same
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Present_Pt. 1
09:30
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Present_Pt. 2
12:17
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Bryan Lineberry Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Bryan Lineberry is a Chapel Hill-based saxophonist, sound pusher, and borderline guitarist known for sonic exploration and dynamic expressionism.
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