1. |
Dead Flowers
03:53
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DEAD FLOWERS
once upon a time a story crossed my mind
the story's so intense pay close attention oh yes
stop your voice i can't figure out your face
stop that noise i can't figure out this place
all i can see
is dead flowers
once upon a time a story crossed my mind
there were creatures everywhere
it's all the heat and the bright lights in my eyes
that won't let me see
and all i can see
is dead flowers
all i can see
is dead flowers
through my window
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2. |
Song for the Gatherers
03:23
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SONG FOR THE GATHERERS
la la la la la la la la la la la
la la la la la la la la la la la
la la la la la la la la la la la
la la la la la la la la la la la
la la la la la la la la la la la
la la la la la la la la la la la
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3. |
Remnants of a Dream
03:07
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4. |
Eleventh Hour
03:46
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ELEVENTH HOUR
howling at the moon
that's how she found you
lost in the forest
fighting your demons
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5. |
Slow Rise
07:05
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SLOW RISE
like the soft edge of a dull blade
you lingered around my neck
when the day came we didn't blink
we simply played our part
far
far far away
far away
far away
there is always daylight
in the other side of the sun
and there are always shadows
following the moon and her crazy son
your bed is good your bed is bad
your head is good your head is bad
help me finish what i had
help me find what i want
your bed is good your bed is bad
your head is good your head is bad
help me finish what i had
help me find what i want
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Octopus Brothel Los Angeles, California
Octopus Brothel is a fusion of psychedelic and progressive rock. Band members from the U.S., Turkey and Mexico melt
surrealism, obscurity and eccentricity into an atmosphere of sound.
Daniel De La Cruz: Guitar/Vox
Andy Bores: Bass/Keys
Murat Arikan: Guitar
Jon Browne: Drums
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