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Prélude à Muck
01:48
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Mother Earth is pregnant for the
Oh I'm sorry that's the wrong album
Let it be known that the artist known as Charlie
Is not here with us today
He proceeded into an astral plane
One which he had no business being in
And he was warned not to enter
Those warnings given were not heeded
Let there be no doubt or misconception
Charlie was capable
Capable of miring in his own misery
And capable of bringing joy to others
As are we
As was he
As you are me
And we are all together
So pour yourself a drink
In your favorite glass
And close your eyes
For this too shall pass
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2. |
Regina
02:56
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When I see you there Regina
Your eyes are all I see
And though it's oh so great to meet ya
It's just another day for me
When you smoke your dope Regina
Takes the apple out my pie
Save a toke for me Regina
Before too long we'll get high
Cross the canyon breeze
I'm the wind that burns the trees
Puts the burger on your cheese
Why are you such a tease
When I held your hand Regina
It felt sour and pickly
Like a bug on a wall Regina
Took the best part of me
Oh my Regina
Oh Regina where you goin'?
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3. |
Love Song
03:10
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Give me conversation
Your adjudication
If you have a smile
Can you aim it my way?
Give me consternation
Beatification
If you had a while
Would you come and stay?
Oh please believe me
I need you around
And though you never see me
You can hear my sound
My words are like the leaves
Upon the mighty wind
Can you hear them?
Give me indignation
Righteous illustration
Roll it up in style
And burn it with glee
Give me palpitations
Warm exhilaration
I ask if it's really ours
You say yes happily
All of those sweet nothings
No one ever hears
Like a whiskey bottle
Covered in my tears
I would crawl my way down a gravel road
To call you my home
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4. |
Anastasie & Delphine
02:17
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5. |
Muck Song
04:09
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There's no reason to be here
There's no reason to leave
Sometimes all the directions are not clear
Until then just float along in the breeze
Sometimes all the causes for exit
Present themselves as Happiness's thieves
Take the people that bring you happiness
Make sure that you hear them everyday
Never doubt that you are indeed worth it
We use shame to sometime save our face
Never take things always purse them
Sometimes life is our greatest bank
The hour is near and I think we feel it
Southside has become replaced
Worms and dirt may seem so appealing
But you're just another human race
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6. |
Went on Home
02:48
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And I went on home to heaven
And I'm sitting here by myself
And I don't mind but I wish I wasn't alone
And I ate a fresh banana
It tasted like a sugar cube
Just like you mama, just like you
But you walked away
Walked away from me mama
And I could die from the pain
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Sorensic Denton, Texas
Sorensic is an exploration, invocation, and inversion of the artistic sensibilities of Charlie Cisneros, a guitarist turned songwriter from North Texas.
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