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Artist: Tilt
Canonical path: /tilt/come-across
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Come Across
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Come Across
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Please get in the car now, off the embankment, orange from the halogen ,
you look like a lunatic, not allowed to stop here, you provoke the
barbed wire, trespass onto the corporate land, lynching what time we
have left. I can see you from here, let me come across, we're lost upon
the shoulder I never was your atlas, tempted off the pavement what can
you accomplish? I can see you from here you're stalking down your anger,
rows of newly broken earth trip up your urban stagger.
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