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Broken Chorus (Excerpt)
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Respect. Freedom. Peace on your dream. I forgot to read. The notes play out in broken chorus. Chime bells fall down the marble staircase.
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Real Belief
03:20
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What do you know about me that I don’t know the difference between desire and fate? Crunch the data, beta psychologist. Tell me, am I infected or trained to be this way? Do you believe in the Internet of things?
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One day I’ll learn to keep it to myself. To hold these dreams within, or else it seems real. Have you had enough? One day the day will come when the day will not come, and we'll see if I keep it in. And if it seems like it's real, how will you know to dream and keep it in? Give it some time or post it online. One day the day will come when the day doesn't come, and we won’t know if it happened.
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Ocean Sings
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If you could sing, I would call. Cold patches in the March night. I can sweat under a hooded black sweater. Gold chains around my feet, catalog my dreams. Must stay on my gold. Must keep on swimming across the miles of twisted isolation. Sitting cross-legged, you must never speak of this again. Never say of my smile. Gold swimmers cross town.
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Practical Records Los Angeles, California
Practical Records is an independent cassette label. Our mission is to cultivate community and exposure for emergent queer
artists from the Bay Area & Los Angeles.
Since 2014, we have released an extensive catalog of music and zines. In addition, we produce concerts and DIY workshops that provide opportunities to interact with Practical Records artists.
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