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Artist: Bell Hollow
Canonical path: /bell-hollow/bodies-rest-and-motion
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Bodies, Rest and Motion
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Bodies, Rest and Motion
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When I’m up in the sky
Easy life 4000 miles
Push a button to recline
In a velvet bullet so official
Take me back to the place where I may
Float down the river 40 days a year
Is this food feeding me?
Is this life eating you?
Put your hand to the glass
Can you feel my pulse the way that I do?
Take me back to the place where I may
Float down the river 40 days a year
A dip in the river, a trip in the mind
Take me back to the place I feel safe
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