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As the Sun Goes Down
04:16
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playing with the sand
brings back the good ol past
one more hour on the hands
and then its back to the land
you’ll go and dig a hole
my friend
you’ll watch the sun go down
the time to leave will come
in the end
but you have to keep digging for now
so the coal that you find
will remind you of christmas time
santa thought you were bad
and you deserve all of that
now that you’re home
your shoes come off
you lay in bed at night
not thinking of the sunrise
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Pleasure & Freedom
05:31
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well the rain goes
into wells of cash and dough
counting change
i think they know
and the diamonds
they were around their necks
they don’t
sell them off anymore
he was counting the pictures in the sky
he was counting change to change his life
and they never will
open up a book to read
remind them
of their history
cuz this pleasures
isn’t free
they took it from
the working screams
of labor
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Hand Drawn Tree San Diego, California
Conscious music's own psychedelic indie rockers. The goal is to produce music that influences people to think about current issues.
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theres something vintage about these tracks that do it for me. the upbeat nature of the tunes lead me to relax and contemplate.
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