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Rebuild
03:21
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Man I hate to see you crying (This ground, this ground)
But you’re healing and it’s needed to be free (Is rich for growth)
C’mon and quit your lying (See you, see now)
Because it’s eating at your actuality (Youth centuries old)
Ooh Hooo
We’re peaking out the dark days (Matter, matter)
A better summer sitting right outside the door (It changes shape)
Smile in your own way (See you as new)
Turn your corners make it better than before (To recreate)
Ooh Hooo
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Isly
03:08
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Ooh Hoo Isly, you’re on your way
Love’s here to meet you, to greet this new day
It’s a wild spin you’ve found us in
We seek your lesson on how to new begin
The sun is soon to rise on your life
Say Hello to the world
Keep it up now
Leave it all with the land
Ooh Hoo Isly, so much at stake
Your voice will hit the air, well, what will it say?
It’s a winding path, a heavy wind
But you are the author, yeah, you hold that pen
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3. |
Windowin'
02:30
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Windowin’, sailin’, shore leaf, how how?
Changin’ changin’, happenin’ happenin’
Sidewalk sailing speedboat pot of gold
Changin’ changin’, happenin’ happenin’
Straightenin’ the long and drawn out, shady lane babycakes
Seems like a real nice guy, seems like a real complex case
Like I
Sayin’ in to doin’ in the long and drawn out
Changin’ changin’, happenin’ happenin’
Windowin, sailin’, shore leaf how how?
Changin’ changin’, happenin’ happenin’
Sidewalk, sailin’ speedboat, pot of gold
Changin’ changin’, happenin’ happenin’
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4. |
The Rise
01:09
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Anywhere
03:41
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High beams break the dark like a song that you haven't heard in years
Turning on Leonard in a minute
Reaching out into the void just to hear your voice
I said I'd be there in a minute
To see you
And melt away
Let go
Don't hold onto something that will never serve you well
I'll see you on your respite
I know it can take a while to crawl out of anyone's hell
I didn't know it till I saw it
I saw you
And you saw me too
I don't want to go anywhere, anywhere else than here
I don't want to go anywhere anywhere else
I don't want to go
(I'm alive right here)
I don't want to go anywhere anywhere else
I don't want to go
(Eyed a light out here)
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6. |
The Natural World
00:50
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Hello out there to everyone who may or may not exist
Either way, how yall doin’?
Eeugh, not perfect, eh?
I knew that, me neither
Are there pluses?
I hope so
I got some
You're one of them
The Natural World is another
In an infinite number of ways
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7. |
Slowburn
03:21
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I go on livin’ in the world
Go on givin’ to my girl
I’ll get into a slowburn here
Blasting out all I can
While I can
Understanding what we’re up against
What we have to stand under
I go on livin’ in the world
Go on given’ to my girl
I go on breathing while I can
In the thick of the fall of man
In the dawn of this new era
Blasting out all I can
While I can
All to often forgetting that love is the answer
We’re got to love eachother
I go on breathing while I can
In the thick of the fall of man
(I’ll get into a slowburn here)
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8. |
Dusk
03:47
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Dusk in your eyes
Into your ocean
Falling and feeling without a word
Slowing of time
Weathered by weather
Waves to the surface but in reverse
In reverse
Here on a heavy-air coast
Learning to try
No sign of heavy heart ghosts
Yearning to try
Dusk in your eyes
Out of your motion
Waiting in wonder, nowhere to be
Flickering light
Wind through the window
Moment unfolding as we meet
Dusk in your eyes, dusk in your eyes (yeah)
Here on a heavy-air coast
Learning to try
No sign of heavy-heart ghosts
Yearning to try
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Ancients
03:55
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I heard the Ancients singing through a long and ash-borne veil
The light was not white at all, it was many tones
Now wildly awake, in wonder as the flaming in the hearth did wail
And spirits painted a rush through our breath and bones
We left to gaze the moonlight when we noticed the sky looked strange
A not-otherowrldly cold rose up from the ground
Then shaking bending mammals danced it out in their own wild ways
And dawned into differing speeds to make their return
A magic in that cinder, yes, as clear as a bell we’d seen
Then burrowed into rest for the work ahead
To build the frame of healing lift the sledge and strike the nail
To carve away the brush and not have a line
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10. |
The Unknown
01:08
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Can I do this?
Write this?
Think this?
Can I do it well, or do it ill?
“It” would be expressing something
An idea, emotion, additide
or just even bithcing or giving thanks
Communing through language
Sharing
Can I share?
Sure, I could share
I’m scared
The years are flying by like crazy
And I don’t want them to end
Then I’d be all alone
Without my elusive reference point
What I call me
Maybe that would be for the best
Even if there are no other options
I guess I’m scared of The Unknown
Too bad
It’s everywhere
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11. |
Conversation
04:35
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Am I alive enough to be
Am I alive enough to be
Morally taught and righteously free
Am I alive enough to be
Breaking our cycles
Forcing a conversation about our situation
It’s done, it’s done
It’s starting to break apart
Patterns
Shapes and patterns
We know we have to make a change
We know we have to make a change
When our short-sighted hearts become long-range
We cannot let them disengage
Breaking our cycles
Forcing a conversation about our situation
It’s done, It’s done
It’s starting the break apart
Patterns
Shapes and patterns
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12. |
Sapiens
03:54
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Moss Manor Grand Rapids, Michigan
Moss Manor is:
Seth Beranrd
Michael Dause
Dan Rickabus
Recorded from
their homes during the pandemic, Moss Manor came into existence out of the need to process the events of the past few years.
Initially put forth as a space to throw ideas into and see what sticks, the project slowly evolved into a space that felt like a band.
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