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lyrics

Give me your eyes
That crow’s feet gaze
Tampered wirings
Tangle up August

Your eyes, my eyes,
Soon ought to fade
Come autumn time
I’m burning this house down

When embers ash and stray from smoke,
We’ll stray, not to waste another summer

Cause this is as young,
As we’ll ever be
Let go of me
Give me your eyes

If only our arms had held our youth
In the stare and the touch of each other

But this is as young
As we’ll ever be
Look unto me
Give me your eyes

Don’t ignore me lone
Erase me like some relative
You’re tired of dealing with

Love is alone
If there was a connection
I think I was wired wrong

Circuits overload,
There’s nothing but ashes now
But the view’s far more beautiful

Way out
I’ll Find a way out
Far away out
I’ll find a way

Open your eyes, older cedars climb outside

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from Overgrown, released October 30, 2012

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Justin Lacy and the Swimming Machine Wilmington, North Carolina

The Swimming Machine runs on combustion. Fill it with fuel – a blend of upright bass, sax, guitar, banjo, mandolin, violin, xylophone and trumpet. To ignite, whistle, shout, and sing. Oxygen is required. Stomp if it gives you any trouble. To get the pistons turning, stir in some tambourines, buckets, shakers, cymbals, spoons, a tin can and as many floor toms as you can get your hands on. ... more

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