1. |
Union Square
02:50
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you said you meet me in Union Square,
underneath the hole in the building
where smoke turns to air
where pavement turns to cobble stone
the puddle, the puddle, the puddle, that you stepped in
could be given a name
i would call it
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
you came you saw you conquered me again
the union of our bodies is like a salt
my strong jaw/ your long hands
coming together – its saltwater
in Union Square
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2. |
Plums (For Lillith)
02:05
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There are plums on the kitchen table
And Adam’s outside.
There’s plums on the kitchen table
Like five black eyes.
And Eve’s pursing her lips.
And Eve’s tracing her palms.
Eve picks up a plum,
And everything goes horribly wrong.
And Adam says
“Lillith swim back to me
Didn’t we slither?
Didn’t we bury ourselves?
For I’m just a grey dog.
All fangs, and fur, and fight.
Didn’t we wander?
Didn’t we howl?
Eve stole my bones.
Eve stole my bones.
But you have my soul
In the pit of a plum.”
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3. |
A Noite
01:18
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A noite
A noite tinha a forma
de um festido florido
que encontraram
ao lado do corpo.
não são flores dice um
policial ao outro
são manchas.
mas o segundo,
o que tinha
o Sonho
ihe dice
rosa?
peônia?
papoila?
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4. |
Machine à écrire
02:26
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Jacques Prévert and a Khmer Lullaby
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Répression est trop raisonnable
Mais je vais mettre tous sur la table
Je dors depuis six heure à minuit
Je me balade toute la longue nuit et
Je mange, mange, mange de l'opium
Volant à contre-courante sur la Loire
La voile - toute noire
Je fais peur à chaque môme
En voyageant sonambulisement et
Je mange, mange, mange de l'opium
Oui, j'suis l'opium eater in the street,
The opium eater in the street.
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6. |
Coney Island
03:44
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glass eyes!
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Jordan Lee Berlin, Germany
This is my solo folk project. I've got an oldtime country-western outfit here in Germany called The Rixdorf Rounders: rixdorfrounders.bandcamp.com Robert Hand is my metal machine music other-ego. That's at RobertHand.Bandcamp.com
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