Sa Kabila Ng Mapa
from STERILE THOUGHTS FROM A FIRST WORLD by DOGS OF IRE
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this poisoned archipelago breaths
one thousand conquered years i inhale
the trees are the elevators
black orchids are free psychiatrists
the sweet air replaces television
one thousand conquered years
i exhale
sino ako? bakit ako na an dito? (who am i? what am i doing here?)
they'll never know
how these hands kill Magellan everyday
one thousand conquered years i inhale
the trees are the elevators
black orchids are free psychiatrists
the sweet air replaces television
one thousand conquered years
i exhale
sino ako? bakit ako na an dito? (who am i? what am i doing here?)
they'll never know
how these hands kill Magellan everyday
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from STERILE THOUGHTS FROM A FIRST WORLD,
released June 1, 2005
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Ethospine Noise Riverside, California
ETHOSPINE NOISE is a DIY project that spawned form disappointment and disgust. Since 2001 we’ve recycled our direction into enthusiasm and appreciation through a collection of music with friends. Thanks for listening.
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