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Heartbeats
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dizzy reeling
lost all feeling
drag a crutch when rooms are spinning
pulling, churning, me into the pot
under needles and masks
neon mountains falling flat
bright white in the sky
take me to you
heartbeats, your body a drone
oh so clever to think that it’s your own
no sleep, pin pupils, atone
in fear of knowing what hides behind what’s shown
air is burning
pores are spitting, blood is boiling
run the water
till the pipes heaving, choking dirt and rust
in this hospital bed
i won’t sleep until I’m dead
bright white in the sky
take me with you
heartbeats, your body a drone
oh so clever to think that it’s your own
no sleep, pin pupils, atone
in fear of knowing what hides behind what’s shown
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Soft Sleep Washington
"There’s nothing like a nice surprise from musicians you love. Guitarist Tony Ruland, from the now-defunct KEXP favorite The Lonely Forest, has taken a loose collection of artistic impressions and, with help from Erik Walters (Silver Torches, The Globes) and Andy Park, has crafted them into a dreamy collection of indie soundscapes, releasing them in the form of his new project, Soft Sleep." - KEXP ... more
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