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(Street Spirit) Fade Out

by Ghyt Wembpang

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recorded november 2015 in my home

thank you thom

soundcloud.com/ghytwembpang/streetspirit

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rows of houses all bearing down on me i can feel their blue hands touching me and all these things into position all these things will one day swallow whole and fade out again this machine will not communicate these thoughts and the strain i am under be the world child form a circle before we all go under and fade out again cracked eggs dead birds scream as they fight for life i can feel death can see it's beady eyes and all these things into position all these things will one day swallow whole and fade out again immerse your soul in love

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released December 3, 2015
written by thom yorke/radiohead
produced+performed by oly

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Ghyt Wembpang Calgary, Alberta

I'm Oly. I make music. This is some of it.

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