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Love Comes With A Knife
02:58
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Goldfish
02:33
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In a mini van
Caked in goldfish crumbs
We sing along
To a Jewel song
There's a smell of fire
Virginia pines
I am just thirteen
Brand new silver cleats
I'm a skinny thing
With a need to please
Trees shed their leaves
For the thousandth time
And I saw you there
Like a general
Like a gentleman
In a field of cones
Hey I think I know
Hey I think I know
Hey I think I know you
That was my first taste
That was when I knew
I wanna cut my hair
I wanna be like you
And it feels like
Just yesterday
And I waited there
For the thoughts to go
But they swam around
In a goldfish bowl
And they've grown in size
And they've come to stay
And I saw you there
Like a general
Like a gentleman
In a field of cones
Hey I think I know
Hey I think I know
Hey I think I know you
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The Tightrope Walker
03:12
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Sorry Charlie
03:31
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Paper Cup
02:53
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Darkroom
03:37
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Elizabeth Wyld New York, New York
Elizabeth Wyld is an indie-folk singer and songwriter from rural Virginia. Queer identifying, many of her cosmic confessionals deal with identity and lust and growing up gay in rural America. "Her trembling vocals range from enticing murmurs to emotional bursts to convey unfeigned lyrics." - Forbes; Her first album Quiet Year debuted in May 2021. ... more
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