| Once upon a time
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| The tortoise and the ocean (the human and the sea)
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| Spoke and laughed on the day she ate itself
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| Tides swallow
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| Mountains drown
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| All structures
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| Species cleansed
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| Hello my dear wall
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| As usual, cast enchanting in the sparkling pale dark moonlight
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| How has skull been treating you?
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| That’s good
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| Who me?
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| Pebbles now of course
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| There’s just well, us, we, my kind and I would
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| I wonder if they shouldn’t
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| If they even deserve to share in continuity
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| Let alone eating of one in the same cycle
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| Say, God, I grow wary of watching my face shiver, they shake
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| Do you remember a child kicking you in the face
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| Slapping backs swallowing sitting and staring gaping up, sane
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| And try to bury intense with vocabulary
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| Yeah, children are animals
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| Sorry excuse for walking dog
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| Dog your talking, you’re the 90 percent
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| The bay: you’re the two and only too much I know me just like
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| You’re the psyche, you’re the cyclones
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| And we can build new homes in the sea
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| You see
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| You’re the mother, and we the animals your children
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| Who eat animals, which eat of plants, that need of sun
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| But need of you…
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| Your life giving weather is an awesome absolute body
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| It is your place to search fertile sink, settle, start the chain anew
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| I would only ask this once
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| Hey hey, I know a way.
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| Huff and puff, let’s build, embark, dismantle this Rome
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| Foam at the mouth, it’s been a long walk since primordial soup
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| Now they run amok, around, on solid ground
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| Assuming likenesses of trees
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| And pouncing, raping, and standing
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| I’ll be smiling on the day they float
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| Let 'em sink, let 'em end, let 'em…
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| Make reefs and houseboats out of men
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| Once upon a time
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| The tortoise and the ocean (the human and the sea)
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| Spoke and laughed on the day she ate itself
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| Tides swallow
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| Mountains drown
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| All structures
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| Species cleansed
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| Once upon a time
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| The tortoise and the ocean (the human and the sea)
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| Spoke and laughed on the day she ate itself
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| Tides swallow
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| Mountains drown
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| All structures
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| Species cleansed
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| This circle is a breeding ground for the canyon
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| Pollution in death
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| (Doseone: I should know)
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| Too many unnatural sounds
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| And influential light making you, an inspirational seemed impossible
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| But I’ve watched that stay
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| Hollow lakes and displaced inhabitants like I
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| Get out of the mean habits of the really loved, you wide scraped sky
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| And escaped sea
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| In spite of what they mostly be
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| Hoping that their God will someday return
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| Every time the bar rolls I get more upset
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| Settling, suddenly under breath
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| Red crumble, rearrange ensemble
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| With a swift flow, galliant of galliants adapt
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| Humans and beautiful equivalents (duplicates)
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| He’s right
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| Dear mother, mom, what may, even
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| Grown to the edge of instinctive understanding of
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| Moreso, unwilling
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| We choose to learn to sacrifice nothing
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| And of your other creations chased, take a vigil
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| We die trying to hide from our dangerous selves
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| The unclean beast of women, hunt, full inquiry
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| The strictness of their bowels, the building of caves
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| And shot the sharp stones to kill better, in fact
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| They now run wild, they even poison land, aura, land
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| And you with its extract
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| Shamefully, apes win the cursed measured, apply and concentrate
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| Has in turn regressed, oh you’ve never seen such an evil vision
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| They even kill of their own kind to pleasure and gain
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| Please help them
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| Mean, in the name of fire, let your waves crash, amongst our breaths
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| Crash, and cure the air
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| Once upon a time
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| The tortoise and the ocean (the human and the sea)
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| Spoke and laughed on the day she ate itself
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| Tides swallow
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| Mountains drown
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| All structures
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| Species cleansed
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| Once upon a time
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| The tortoise and the ocean (the human and the sea)
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| Spoke and laughed on the day she ate itself
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| Tides swallow
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| Mountains drown
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| All structures
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| Species cleansed
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| I beg of you though, take me first
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| Oh please take him first so my last days can be spared
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| Of his arrogant ways and self-centred smile
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| I cannot prove you otherwise, nor do I dare
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| To face a man, is a terrible terrible thing
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| Ever see a swimming tortoise?
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| We all in the same boat sinking, hopeless
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| 'Cept I hope to see you stop existing
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| You’re so right, that’s why I’ve come to push weak knees within the sand before |
| you
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| In receded shore lines, life lines and light lines
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| To lean dear mother, and plead dear mother
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| You take dear mother, our lives swarm back
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| Once upon a time
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| The shores and the lakes (the land and the sea)
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| Met and battled 'til the world became flat
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| Tides became mountains
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| And mountains swam
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| And the abyss rose to meet man (and the sea level rose to meet man)
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| And then were all leviathans (and the humans cannot understand)
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| And were all in such a hurry (and water ran)
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| And we realize were not as deep as we thought we were (and water drank)
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| And were all in too deep (and water killed)
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| And no man is really dry (and water saved)
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| And words like thirst suddenly lose all meaning (and water engulfed)
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| And they no longer overlook the sea (and became)
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| And they understand what it means to sweat (and the human began to understand)
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| And no one can tell (with its lungs filled and burst with waves)
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| And everyone is crying more (and laughter on the day she wept)
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| And no one can tell (and open to take down the fates into her rushing arms)
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| And the ocean spoke no more (and the sea spoke no more) |