Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Dowsing
Canonical path: /dowsing/amateur-cartography
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Amateur Cartography
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Amateur Cartography
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we'll lay the maps like tiles on the floor rest our bodies
where we want to explore maybe peru just me and you
shouting from the top of the andes or just watch the raritan overflow.
across the border into canada rock out with john k. in winnipeg
or maybe take the train to montreal
or just watch the sun fall down in our backyard.
getting wasted with our friends in a basement
with some bands that we don't even know from tennesse
with a backpack full of beer i just want to be here with all of you.
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