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Breadcrumb Jail
04:17
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Stare down
The basement window
At the dirty ground
Buy food
Feed the kids
Walk the dog
Fix the stairs
Forget about your faded past
Summer's here
It never lasts for long
Looking back
Through the trees
For the breadcrumb trail
It's all gone
You got lost
In a foggy veil
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Buddhist man
Where have you kept
The feeling
Electric chair
Calls
The veins ignite
Buddhist man
What have you done
To your desire
Electric chair
Calls
Take a seat
Your life begins now
Stay
When the reason of your life is gone
You'll find me home
When the light gives way to dusk
Keep me cold
When the routine turns to disease
Won't find me on the road
When the method reaches its end
Keep me cold
Keep me cold
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Sublunar Express Montreal, Québec
Sublunar Express is a Montreal based power trio formed in 2017 by Denis Dufour, Emmanuel Heis and Daniel Paras. Blending
genres such as krautrock, stoner, and atmospheric rock, reuniting broad influences: an always moving psychedelic locomotive.
Influences
Tortoise, Mogwai, Polvo, Neu!, Camel, Television, Ween
... more
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