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Lifeboat
03:25
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So here we are,
At what seems to be the end.
And allthough I see a line.
I’m not sure of what it says.
We’ve been here a few times before.
Our roots are wasting.
We don’t know where to look.
And allthough I see a mirror.
I’m not sure if it’s any good.
I’m afraid we might be stranded on an endless sea.
No soil no foundation, only company.’
Oh my beloved.
Oh my admired.
We’re trapped like leaves caught by the wind.
Treading water,
But nobody’s bailing out.
Our feet have been cold for sometime,
some time some time now.
Our lifeboat is leaking and we’re afraid to drown
Nowhere to fall but down.
Oh my beloved.
Oh my admired.
We’re trapped like leaves caught by the wind.
So here we are, at what seems to be the end.
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Cordyceps
03:35
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Oh my darling wont you stay.
You seem so restless and itchy today.
Oh my love, I’ll massage your antlers.
There’s an absence in your eyes I’ve perceived.
And you seem so distant when answering me.
Oh my love, our queen won’t be happy.
And there you go, off on your journey towards the sun.
I don’t know what’s gotten into you,
But I fear it’s far from done.
But forgive me all my rambling, I’m droning on again.
Ooh my darling won’t you eat.
I’ve brought you some food from a picnicking family.
Oooh my love, what will the colony think
Your movements’ve become rigid and solid and stiff.
It’s almost like you’re possessed it’s almost as if,
Oooh my god, please not that fungus.
And there you go, off on your journey towards the sun.
I don’t know what’s gotten into you,
But I fear it’s far from done.
But forgive me all my rambling, I’m droning on again.
So I’ll pick you up.
Lift you away from home.
Look for the highest cliff,
And cast you off on your own.
I’ve loved you all my weeks.
I’ve loved you all my life.
But I’m very sorry baby,
This is goodbye.
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Timo de Jong Groningen, Netherlands
Timo de Jong is a driven Dutch musician who crafts timeless songs by mixing country, folk and pop music.
Songs that tell
his own story, but are relatable to everyone listening.
In 2016, Timo released 2 well-received albums and did over 120 gigs on various stages across the Netherlands, sharing the stage with various national and international acts.
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