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Morning In Megiddo
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The Lemon Dance
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Cell Beach
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411 Elm St
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tell me why a good man died
i wont have to look for answers
dallas heat november noon
bullet holes in windshields
brain splattered frantic widows
lee killed jack and jack killed oswald
but there has to be a bigger picture...
everyone had their hands on the prize, a piece of pie, a little something to gain...
only the rest of us had something to lose.
the bleeding heart was cut too fast
the back of skull was hallowed out
we built a society on the romans,
but our own ceasar could not escape his march
and the rest of us stay living in the dark
and the rich get richer and they hallow us out.
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Through The Eyes Off...
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Here I Am
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21st and Belmont
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On A Saturday
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2am
02:34
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Rocks and Jelly
03:49
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Your Own Drum
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If I Was A Doctor
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Telyscopes Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"Since 2012, Telyscopes has molted through one reinvention after another--shedding layers of lo-fi psychedelia, chamber pop,
jazz, and electronica like cocoons as the project grows more legs, prettier wings, or sharper mandibles. The lifeblood remains the same: offbeat lyrics and striking melodies. Often ingenious--never typical."
-The All Scene Eye
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