Plymouth Rock
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Plymouth Rock
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tuwaitha on a moonless night
blacked out, except for the street fires
my first raid, made up like a shawnee brave,
I even had my head shaved
when we jumped off the deck
white bullets tore right through my neck
I lost the reason
I lost the reason I'm here…
grabbed my throat, heart pumped blood flow
until my clothes were crimson soaked
body was wet, collapsing down
I lay there as the guns blazed around
sew me up again
get me out of here
I lost the reason
I lost the reason I'm here…
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jv: acoustic and electric guitar, arp odyssey, rhodes
alex decarville: drums
john hofer: drums
scott solter: acoustic, electric, and ebowed guitar,
percussion, boxharp, tape manipulation, landscapes
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