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From
my boat,

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i can see
your house.

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°

And when
the lights are on,

°

°

°

°

i can watch
you move…

°

°

You are just like an avalanche —
cold, as i might have guessed…

But at least i’m covered up for now…

In a big big way,

i am really small.

i get off my feet,

but i’m still distant…

You can
run away,
leave your books
behind you.

You got
one chance, still:

You got
somethin’ new.

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Mew:

156 (edit) from Frengers

. & . & . & .

156 (Cubase demo)
from Half the World is Watching Me

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artwork by Ron Regé, Jr.
inspired by characters from
Skibber Bee Bye

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The word

untitled

refers to
something
that has no title.

Documents,

works of art,

musical works,
and other works
can be untitled.

~ via

Generally,

an untitled work

is the result of
a conscious choice
by the artist or creator
not to apply a title.

Some works

have a paradoxical title

of Untitled…

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Oh, i will surprise you sometime —
i’ll come ’round…

visit oneparticularwave.com to hear this track

…when you’re down.

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Interpol - Untitled (4.5MB mp3)

from the album Turn on the Bright Lights

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Got a mean

little kitten,

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chasin’ all

the dogs away…

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Masters of Reality - V.H.V. (5MB mp3)

from the album Sunrise on the Sufferbus

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Got a mean

little kitten,

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chasin’ all

the dogs

away.

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People ask me

if she

bites me —

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wouldn’t have it

any other way.

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O hai!
i’m in ur Wikipedia:

Internet meme

Image macro

Lolcat

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u can has larger photos there.

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relax,

& float downstream…

Try to realize
it’s all within yourself;
no one else can make you change.

∞ ∞ ∞

from the album Love

∞ ∞ ∞

Wikipedia:

“Within You Without You”

“Tomorrow Never Knows”

∞ ∞ ∞

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You may search the ocean,
you might go ‘cross the deep blue sea…

But Mama, you’ll never find
another hot shot like me.

i followed my baby from the station to the train,
and the blues came down like dark night showers of rain.

Blind Willie McTell - Searching the Desert for the Blues (2.9MB mp3)

recorded February 22, 1932 in Atlanta, Georgia

i left her at the station,
wringin’ her hands and cryin’…

i told her she had a home,
just as long as i got mine.

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WARNING! TAKE COVER!

Flying saucers have
invaded our planet.

Washington, London,
Paris, Moscow —
are key targets.

The whole world
is under attack!

Can it survive?

Never before
has the screen
reached such heights
of excitement!

Breathtaking spectacle!

Hair-raising terror!

• SEE the saucer men’s high-frequency disentegrators!

• SEE flying saucers travel thousands of miles —
  in seconds!

• SEE great cities leveled by flying saucer monsters!

TOTAL TERROR from Outer Space…

The most staggering screen experience
of your lifetime!

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. Fantastic imagination?

. Or terrifying truth of the future?

.

. Earth vs. the Flying Saucers

. a Columbia Picture

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i once had no fears,
none at all.

And then when
i had some…

To my surprise,
i grew to like both:

scared; or brave
without them.

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The thrill of fear —
thought i’d never admit it…

The thrill of fear —
now greatly enjoyed with courage.

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Neurosis
only
attaches
itself
to
fertile
ground,

where
it
can
flourish…

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When i once was

fearless,

innocence roared.

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Still amazes…

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Untouchable,

innocence.

It is still here —

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.

but in different places.

Björk – Innocence (4.1MB mp3)

from the album Volta

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“Normally,”

said Marvelous,

“the Institute
concerns itself
with probing
relatively specific
problems
and
situations.”

For example, the State Department
and the Defense Department signed
a joint contract with us for a study of Iceland.

They wanted to know where
Iceland was going in the modern world,
whether she would be likely to constitute
a threat.

Considering her history and her racial character, her current state of economic growth, scientific activity and political ambitions, what should be America’s long-range policy in regards to Iceland?

In our twice-weekly seminars, where
we would pool the results of individual research and think sessions, we dined on fish heads and mead and piped in rímur music, that’s how immersed in Iceland we were.

. We even turned the air conditioner up as high
. as it would go to get the feel of the climate.
.
. The assistant director caught a terrible cold
. and missed ten days.
.
. That study was top secret, naturally,
and I’m violating security by mentioning it,
but what the hell.

You see, generally, what kind of projects we undertook?

“Yes, I see,”
said Amanda.

“It sounds ever so important.”

Was Amanda giggling
or clearing her sinuses?
Marx Marvelous
could not tell which.

“It is necessary
that man extend his vision
beyond the political realities
of the present,”
said Marx,
somewhat defensively.

“When science can assist him in that, it is his duty.”

~ from Another Roadside Attraction

a novel by Tom Robbins

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Georges Méliès (1861–1938)
was a French filmmaker
famous for leading many
technical and narrative
developments in the
earliest cinema.

He was born in Paris,
where his family
manufactured shoes.

He was very innovative
in the use of special effects.
He accidentally discovered the stop trick, or substitution, in 1896, and was one of the first filmmakers to use multiple exposures, time-lapse photography, dissolves, and hand-painted colour in his films.

Because
of his ability
to seemingly
manipulate and
transform reality
with cinematography,

Méliès is sometimes
referred to as the
“Cinemagician.”

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i once

was better.

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i put off

all my grief …

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Sufjan Stevens - A Good Man Is Hard To Find

from the album Seven Swans

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i put off

all my grief.

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