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Black Moon
05:35
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Sunday Morning
05:11
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Sitting in the corner
Feeling just a little emptiness
Messing with my hands
Feeling just a little loneliness
I'm the Energizer Bunny
With no way of letting out my energy
I sit inside these four walls
Thinking about another day
Left outside with nothing left
I try to find some meaning
I can't comprehend
I sit here all alone
Sunday morning
I got a taste of reality
It's never too late
As the days go by
You're the one that I see only
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Question
04:20
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Bright sun smeared across a wide open sky
The girl with the ocean in her eyes
Walking up and down the grassy stairs
With the sun bleaching colors in her hair
The girl in the yellow dress
Night of blue and color rainbow stains
Looking out at the pouring down rain
She was in between here and there
She couldn't be seen anywhere
And then she shaved her head with a #3
Her face lit up just like a color TV
And when I lie in bed staring into the dark
She sits in the room dreaming of moon and the stars
The girl in the yellow dress
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Black
03:29
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Swept Away
04:48
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Tears
05:16
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Earthling
10:24
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I don't know if she'll ever come back to where she belongs.
She's an earthling that was never meant to be.
We send down to earth our songs.
She'll hear us if she cannot see.
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Nocturnal Sebastopol, California
Formed in 1996 by students of Analy High School, Nocturnal's influences ranged from Smashing Pumpkins to the Beatles to Berlioz. Their music combined heavily-distorted guitar riffs with melodic, sometimes psychedelic aesthetics. They released several demos as well as an EP called Venus. The band broke up in 2000. ... more
Nocturnal recommends:
Full of strangeness, thoughtful melodies and introspective soundscapes. Charmingly unpolished with interesting musical ideas.
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