1. |
Atlas
03:25
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Out west
With eyes like the heavens
That you hold against your shoulders
When you’re all alone
At night
Imagine me
Growin’
Growin’
Imagine me
Imagine me
Growin’
Imagine me
Imagine me
Growin’
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2. |
Waves
02:36
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The moon was full
The planets—retrograde
But I was far away
Off on my island
I’m shipwrecked
But you move me—to waves
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3. |
Basement Bars
02:10
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Town square bench
Oktoberfest
For the first time I realize
The earth is not a cold, dead place
Sun will set
Like we’ve never met
And when you’re gone
I’ll play that song
I’ll play that song for you
I won’t hang out in the backs of cars
Look for you in basement bars
Sun will set
Like we’ve never met
Like we’ve never met
Like we’ve never met
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4. |
X
01:54
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Praxis begets kismet
Spread out on the floor
Wicks roaring north
Take my face in your hands
Take my face in your hands
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5. |
Dreams
02:39
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Had a dream last night
You were there and so was I
And we talked above it
For the first time in a long while
Everyone you love
You eventually see for the last time
Everyone you love
You will see, at some time, for the last time
Except in dreams
Had a dream last night
You were there
You were there
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6. |
Overgaard
03:45
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October
In the pines
Under the starlight
Your lips touched mine
And I feel like I can fly
When I go home
You call me everyday—consistent
Is the only word I can say
I’m fallin’ in love again
I’m fallin’ in love again
I’m fallin’ in love again
I’m fallin’ in love
I’m fallin’ in love
I’m fallin’ in love
I’m fallin’ in love
I’m fallin’ in love
I know I’m in love
I know I’m in love with you
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gradiencer Portland, Oregon
Gradiencer is the solo project of Jennifer McMaster. Started in Portland, OR.
Her first album "Warm" was written and recorded in her apartment over a year and released on April 11th, 2020.
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