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Ruby Tourmaline
03:52
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Wish it didn’t have to be this way
But there’s nothing I can do
Wish it didn’t have to be this way
But there’s nothing I can do
All I ask of you
Is that you make it through
Throw a penny in a wishing well
Well wishes come true
Any enemy of yours can go to hell
As well
All I ask of you
Is that you make it through
Castles crumbling down
Shadows surround
You Ooh
Ooh
Come back and do it again
In seventy-nine
Unwind this ball of twine
Wrapped around my spine
All I ask of you
Is that you make it through
Castles crumbling down
Shadows surround
You Ooh
Ooh Ooh
Ruby tourmaline
Ruby tourmaline
Ruby tourmaline
Ruby tourmaline
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5th Dimension
02:01
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Looks like we made it
To the fifth dimension
Celebrate it
The Ascension
Graduated
To the next dimension
Resonated
All became as One
Activated
From a distant sun
I guess it’s the New Age
Yeah I guess it’s the New Age
Don’t think we made it
To the fifth dimension
Growing weary
Melt in the plastic sun
The aliens never came
2012 never came
The photon belt never came
Ex-New Age
Gen X New Age
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Meat in Space California
My DIY solo rock project where I write all of the songs, play all of the instruments and record it all to
tape.
I guess it's sorta homemade butt rock / alt rock, with throwbacks to the 60s, 70s and 90s, and some psych, metal, sludge, stoner, shoegazey, punkish, experimental rock thrown in just for kicks.
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