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ghost in the field
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the ghost in the field is telling me we are not real
and love is the only thing making us feel
says we are just atoms, and atoms are made in the sun
and the sun is a flicker that's born of a brighter one
now he sees that our lights are fading out
soon our bones will be seeping out
out into space with all of the dead souls
drifting to find a nice comfy black hole
the sound of yr tears will haunt my dreams for years
but the ghost in the field is telling me i shouldn't fear
says nothing is nothing but somethingness doesn't exist
and you'd have to die first to truly comprehend this
with a hole in our hearts we cast a strange shadow
with our feet on the earth we're dancing in slow motion
i'd love to love you but i can't remember how
guess i'll be walking that cow into the sun
won't that be fun...
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golden elevator
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you you you
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green haunting
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adkehn Vancouver, British Columbia
ghosts.
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