1. |
(remember) her name
00:50
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2. |
say (say it again)
00:57
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say
say
say
say it ag---
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3. |
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4. |
i (think of you) often
01:17
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i
think of you often
wholly/holy present
pressed
on
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5. |
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something always said
you would go
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6. |
we (parted ways)
01:36
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once i
saw a man
once i
saw his hands
and there he was
he shook my hand
we
parted ways
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io de la osa Nashville, Tennessee
sonic explorations that move through conditioned concealments. memory of mother tones. an opening.
profile photo photographer: katherine simóne reynolds
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