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Secret Air Base

by The MOTES

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Homemade skies, railroad ties Painted red, the Hammer’s dead Where’s that sound? Must be found Fabric covered Undiscovered Countries Surveillance, weak defense Homemade town, it’s coming down Screaming lines Please don’t try Drowsy hills Fading cotton mills
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Wood Factory 03:19
Epitomize the demise Lumberjack and wood fire Deconstruct the log house It won’t live again Smokey air I’m standing in Smells like fall again I’d like to stay but ties are something to be cut With a knife carefully There’s comfort and security Comfort and security here Work in the factory Sharpened axe and chopping block Deconstruct the log house It won’t grow again Wind blows to the west Can’t forget about the rest Threadbare end all Tunnel under the wall To the wood factory There’s comfort and security Comfort and security here
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We’ll change the locks to butterflies and silt But sand is silt just sifted (rifted wide)
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The F100 takes it toll Rough roads end it all Slow it up, speed it down No voice to pull out the sound The Black Dot takes it all Big equipment breaks the fall Slow it up, speed it down No words Kick, kick brightly covered wall I like the sound Of potter’s wheels And the taste of old men’s meals No one seems to mess with The green tongue that sticks to everyone
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This ain’t the Holy Grail This is the Holy Grail This ain’t the Holy Grail
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Face is heavy, it’s in the levy Near the bottom, cops have caught ‘em Doing nothing instead of rushing around In the house where the locks don’t work and Nothing gets fixed, come quick Sonic Youth are on the Late Show It’s a new song, I don’t hate it They’re still the greatest, that’s all My useless powers waste more hours Than I’d like to think In the house where the locks don’t work and Nothing gets fixed, come quick Sonic Youth are on the Late Show It’s just a new song, I don’t hate it They’re still the greatest, that’s all

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"By the time Truro bedroom tapers The Motes emerged to play their first live shows in 1995, I was ready to receive them as the coolest band I’d ever seen." - James Covey, The Coast

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released May 1, 1994

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