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Annunciation
03:59
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Long dead images, music is no more
birds from your halo fly far from the shore
so hard to be holy, there are no more whores
of Babylon, no beasts in the night
nobody is watching the blood on the floor
I lost my angel when I was born
too many flowers, too little thorns
your imagination is more than yours,
than yours,
the gate has closed, my flesh closed the door
Your eyes are a river, cold and secure
how could you lie with a face so sure?
you're not in body, you have no cure
for the lesions, no peace in the night
my salve is your moonlight, your soft allure
My angel...
my heart is your ocean
through me, you pour.
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Sky Render
08:20
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Vista
09:30
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Speed Train
08:40
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Bones
03:26
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An End to Oblivion
08:19
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Rainbow
05:55
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8. |
Muse
05:37
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9. |
Natal Song
06:53
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10. |
Lies
04:32
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Rex Gregory New Orleans, Louisiana
A New Orleans based saxophonist and multi-instrumentalist, Rex Gregory has performed and/or recorded with a diverse array of luminaries such as Aretha Franklin, Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga, Rickie Lee Jones, Jason Marsalis, Dr. John, Derek Smith aka Pretty Lights, Alex Ebert of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Stanton Moore, Herlin Riley, and many others. ... more
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