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Brian Miller An excellent psychedelic jam with the perfect amount of narrative. I can't wait to hear more of this story!

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	1.	Terre, 9999 (Single Vers.) 04:41	lyrics	buy track
	Terre, 9999 (J. Wallace, A. Jenkins) Long ago they burned our last power store we took shelter on the ocean floor lived for centuries on thermal power ‘till Terre Born, our one child flower Sunday morning, another dawn beneath the shore on the old U.S.S. pearl you were just a little girl the sun had never seen ya it was year 9999, Terre wandered through the words of those before her slip turned into fall she stole away and left us all did anybody see her rising, rising? Up from the ocean floor if there's hell, Terre I'm sorry I hope you see Terrestrial shore where time is cut from different lengths it’dt take a lifetime to explain oh Terre, ain't it all so strange. Left your necklace the one connected to your vital signs lit like a crystal ball oh the shapes I saw now I think it's getting fainter Terre, I'm coming, coming. Up from the ocean floor if there's hell, Terre I'm sorry I hope we meet on Terrestrial shore our eyes will focus miles away into the form of the falling rain ain't it all so strange. They said the earth was only ash and stone but I once had a vision of a tree fully grown so I left our home. In my cabin staring out my window pane I still hold your necklace chain though the light has gone away I will never forget ya or year, 9999, terre Someday we'll me on Terrestial shore Where time is cut from different lengths Take a lifetime to explain Oh Terre, Ain't it all so strange

released November 12, 2016

Skyway Man Oakland, California

"I've been living the wilds for 20 years now, hardly speaking to anyone." - Dr. James Oliver CYR, 2011

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