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Carnival Kiss (Live)
02:47
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Somewhere between summer and fall
Your expression changed
And that was all they needed
To fall apart
To fall apart
And I will miss your carnival kiss
Your carnival eyes and the lies
I enjoy believing
And I will miss your purr and your hiss
Your carnival kiss
Your carnival kiss
Somewhere between night and day
I closed my eyes
And I heard you say you were leaving
So I clung to sleep
like a safety net
And this time
I will find another reason for breathing...
Our dialogue strayed
And the epilogue played
On and on and on...
Now that the cynics are gone...
And this time
I will find another reason for grieving
your carnival kiss
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Scribble (Live)
03:28
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Don't be alarmed
I mean you no harm
Aren't we all sometimes weak?
Uncertain, mad, and meek?
And though I try to stay in the lines
I still scribble sometimes
When I feel small
Up against the wall
It's not hard to pull the wrong string
And sabotage everything
So my edges aren't clear
So my colors are somewhat smeared
Trust in me and squint your eyes
You just might be pleasantly surprised
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Cold Rain (Live)
04:35
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You say you don't want me
Well, that's easy to believe
I can feel it in your fingers
In the very way that you breathe
You want to be fair
Well none of this is
'cause when I'm gonna need you near
You'll be far and free from this
My my my...
Here it comes
Here it comes
No place to run
Nowhere to hide
From this cold rain inside
Here it comes
Washing down
It's deep and dark
Hard and wide
This cold rain inside
A cold cold rain
They say that you're good
And you're looking well
God knows I loved looking at you
And I knew you could tell
Did I look too long?
Did I look too much?
Does it even matter now
that it's look but don't touch?
My my my...
Here it comes...
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Decoder Ring (Live)
02:23
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What are you doing up?
Why can't you sleep?
You've got some questions
Now you're digging deep
What do you wanna say?
How do you wanna say it?
Can you show me the way?
I don't know how to play it
I don't know what to believe
Should be I happy to stay
Or should I be dying to leave?
Would you say you're stalling
or just impatient?
Am I just chasing the colors
of my imagination?
Can you hear me shout?
Can you hear me sing?
Will the words from my mouth
change anything?
What do you wanna say?
What do you wanna edit?
Are you willing to pay?
How's your line of credit?
Doubts do
Doubts do nothing but cripple you
I know there's something coming through
What is the message, decoder ring?
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Song For A Satyr (Live)
02:51
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Song for a satyr
Another song for a satyr
I should have recognized your moves
We tried to ride the escalator
But you couldn't hide your hooves
I kept you laughing through winter
But you're a creature of spring
So by the time the ice had cracked
You'd packed your things
Somehow I always knew
Could smell the woods on you
It's your nature to run
Like it's mine to come
When you call to me
Another song for a satyr
You know, I can keep your hands warm
You said, in bed I was your radiator
But I couldn't touch your horns
I remember sweet bruises
Fur scratching my thighs and my knees
But now I can't hear your music
through the trees
Sometimes it seems so long
Since last I heard your song
It's the burden I bear
Like it's yours to care
and crawl to me
When you want to feel
just a little less free
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What Time Is It, Mr. Fox? Boston, Massachusetts
Baroque pop meets neo-soul in a steamer trunk.
"Time has come
for Mr. Fox" Boston Herald
"Catch him as his star climbs" Time Out NYC
Members:
3rian King - voice, guitar, keys
Nathan Cohen - violin, trumpet
Renee Dupuis - vocals, keys, melodica
Joe Cardoza - upright bass
Dennis Monagle - drums
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