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Rough Skin and Muscle
02:31
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Wake wearing your rough skin and muscle
With blood made in your marrow
Sleep in your stomach and dream of you dreaming
All day
Wake wearing your rough skin and muscle
With breath borne from your body
Cradle our heads as we dream of you dreaming
Oh stay
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Low Fire
02:43
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Barely remember the body
Still feel the demand
Lie down in the dark
Spill glistening viscera into your palms
The hours falling away
Barely remember the body
There in the warmth of the low fire
There are hands that soften the shivering
You are beautiful when you are tired
Hours falling away
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Turbine
01:31
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Turbine turning slow ethylene factory glowing
The sky is red all night the secret stars are showing
Hills dissolving in sky and everything grey and blue
Everything is old and everything is new
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Aeon
01:47
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Kingdom come Kingdom go
Footsteps in snow get buried in snow
The end of the aeon of arcing stars
All the buildings, all the cars
Dance in fire, breathe thin air
Burning embers through your hair
The end of the aeon of arcing stars
All the buildings, all the cars
Sink into radiant tomb
Shining water algae bloom
The end of the aeon of arcing stars
All the buildings, all the cars
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Office of Aurora London, UK
South London slowcore / 'folk' / apostate hymns
Office of Aurora recommends:
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