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The End of The Lane
05:17
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Letti Hempstock beneath the chestnut trees. Has she been waiting there for a hundred years to take my hand and show me where unnamed creatures sleep. She knows what I think. My mind is her’s to read. She knows. Ursula Monkton was such an evil thing. Seductively, she came and took over everything. She tried to lock me up in the attic once again. I’ve tried escaping, but she knows where I am. She knows. Something crackled in the static air. The cursed evil hung above me where it writhed and threateningly laughed at me. I ran until the will abandoned me. Just as it’s wicked lips caressed my ear, I saw a little girl approaching near. Letti yelled at it, "get off of my land!”. I felt much braver when she’d taken my hand. Letti Hempstock lives at the end of the lane.
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Blown To Kingdom Come
03:22
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Blown To Kingdom Come
A wrinkle in time
Was your favorite read
Pinball arcades
Fulfilled my dreams
She kissed my nose
On tiptoes
We channel surfed
The late late shows
Aeon Flux
On MTV
Some Shezwuan spice
And rich curry
We lost the remote
Nowhere to be found
The volume knob
Distorts the sound
A mattress was thrown
Down on the floor
We grabbed a fan
And spray bottle
One hundred degrees
Down on my knees
I played for you
You prayed for me
Oh where have you gone
Blown to kingdom come
A walk in the park
Enjoying the breeze
I carved her name
Into these trees
We lost the time
Nowhere to be found
Fell from the clouds
And hit the ground
A wrinkle in time
Was your favorite read
Pinball arcades
Fulfilled my dreams
She kissed my nose
On tiptoes
I smile again
And she explodes
Oh where have you gone
Blown to kingdom come
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The Luck of Eden Hall has been on the music scene since the 1990s, and they are “Phenomenal!”, says Jim DeRogatis of the NPR show Sound Opinions. They have nearly a dozen sold out releases on the critically acclaimed Fruits de Mer record label in England and have been featured on the cover mount CD in Classic Rock magazine, as well as Prog, Shindig, Record Collector, and Goldmine. ... more
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