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Miriam, Miriam
Miriam underwater
Rippling, shimmering
Miriam underwater
I know you love me and you know I cannot follow
There’s something nothing but the water can give
Missing you, Miriam
Miriam underwater
Each time I visit you can sense me on the shoreline
I dive down to you we swim for the day
And as I leave I always think of when you told me how you’re
Shifting your shape now
Cause there must be a place where
The call needs no answer
From you
Miriam, Miriam
Miriam underwater
Flipping, twisting
Miriam underwater
In your new form we cannot speak but I still know you
I couldn’t tell you but your breaking my heart
You’ve always rippled out
It’s no different now
You’re changing us and
Those words on your lips were
This is not what we asked for
No it’s not what we asked for
Still there must be a place where
The call needs no answer
From you
Miriam, Miriam
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Ice Fishing
02:49
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Searching for danger
And I dig like a dog
Sniffing in the corners
And barking into the fog
Til the night train at Homan
Starts howling along
And I’m clear for a moment
Feeling so sad and in love
Come and slip through the alley
And into the car
Let’s bend with the interstate
Til the exit at dawn
It's not far to the big park
Where I’d listen to you
By the lagoon with
Nothing to do
And I broke both my femurs
In a dream about ice fishing
And I rose for cold water
And each step was a miracle
It's not far to the big park
Where I’ll listen to you
By the lagoon
With nothing to do
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