1. |
Engineered Loneliness
02:15
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2. |
Comfort Zone
02:57
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Relaxation is the key
To your success
Now all good fortune must align and whisper
Isolation dwells
Isolation dwells - as your enlightenment fails
Please get over that my dear
When your confessions irritate
Make you reflect on what you
Never did condemn
?Never did condemn - so why do you pretend
Bending forward harms the spine
Looking backwards burns your eyes
This comfort zone is shrinking by and by
Ooh I'm tired but I can't seem to fall asleep
Conscious minds just take a glimpse
At mild and silent misconceptions
That dissolve when you
Feel free to tell
Feel free to tell – no matter what you sell
Bending forward harms the spine
Looking backwards burns your eyes
This comfort zone is shrinking by and by
Ooh I'm tired but I can't seem to fall asleep
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3. |
Spirit Yawn
03:24
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Won't you come on in
You, won't you come on in
Just step inside and grin
You, won't you come on in
Blow into the Horn
Feed me till' im grown
Paint the walls bright red
And let your senses roam
Won't you come on in
You, won't you come on in
Just step inside and grin
You, won't you come on in
Make ourselves at home
Sit me on the throne
Could even be a rocking chair
And let your spirit yawn
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My oh my oh my
Do you really have to cry
Crying like a summer rain
Lady let me ease your pain
Why oh why oh why
Don’t you spread your wings and fly
Flying like an autumn wind
Lady did you lose a friend
Don’t be sad and down
Take another look around
Maybe what you've lost you found
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5. |
Occasional Blues
01:59
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Don't let yourself get buried in the past
Swallow all that moonlight bursting off your chest
And though you know this song is pointless nonetheless
Just let your expectations fill up the rest
Time to let yourself uncover the whole page
Bite your way slowly outside this cage
And though is you sometimes feel like a stranger to this age
Just let your honest hatred consume all the rage
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6. |
Mellow Day Melody
03:44
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When I pick up a stone
I find the shady patterns you have drawn
A rising setting sun
And a shiny shipwrecks' second drowning
"Socialize a bit, socialize a bit"
To convince me, lay it on the scarlet skies
A fountain's painful vow
Roaming barefoot
With a loving secret hinting smile
A sleeveless shirt and a pinch of empathy
"Socialize a bit, socialize a bit"
To convince me, lay it on the scarlet skies
So pick up a stone
And find the shady patterns she had drawn
A rising setting sun
And a shiny shipwrecks' second drowning
"Socialize a bit, socialize a bit"
Sliding through my mellow day melody
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7. |
Pour Yael
03:23
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8. |
Nobody Cares For Me
02:56
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Lonesome is I, I wished I could die
Nobody cares for me
Lonesome is I, I wished I could die
Nobody cares for me
It was a bright moonlight night, the moon shining bright
When you and I made love
Your heart wasn't true, I'll say unto you
I'm more like a turtle-dove
I'm coming home, no more to roam
Darling I'm coming home
I'm coming home, no more to roam
Darling I'm coming home
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9. |
Politely Polluting
03:02
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What is that on your face
A forgotten disgrace
Lightened with the glow of oscillating mammals
And their potentials blown
Through her paradigm eyes
Bones will divide by twelve misfortunes and sigh
Waving hello though in fact time to go
Through that doorway and mine what's below
Politely polluting
Senseless manners are drawn
To her paradigm eyes
Bones will divide by twelve misfortunes and sigh
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10. |
A Cat In The Sack
01:46
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Prophecy Playground Tel Aviv Yafo, Israel
Prophecy Playground is an alternative-folk project founded by singer-songwriter and composer Or
Izekson.
Prophecy Playground’s music creates a semi-forgotten, semi-newly imagined sound - a kind of Folk which combines the melancholic, mysterious & dramatic, thus drawing interest and curiosity to a sometimes predictive genre.
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