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Monkey Mind
03:30
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your conscious went a bit too far
there's nothing i can fake better than myself
thoughts inflate and burst outside
there's nothing i can fake better than myself
thoughts inflate and burst outside
there's nothing i can fake better than myself
can't slow down my monkey mind
there's nothing i can fake better than myself
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Star Song
03:33
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here comes every wish you made
raining back down
white streamers hanging from a black sheet
with holes cut out
found me, found me outside
how can i trust something, with no sense of the beginning?
calm us down
the stars lead nowhere
but it don't matter
stay still, stay still, look up
those things, those things, above
how can I trust something, with no sense of the beginning?
so far out
the stars lead nowhere, but it don't matter
what is there to link to? I could never connect those dots
or navigate
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jo passed Vancouver, British Columbia
Jo Passed originally consisted of Jo and his friend and drummer Mac Lawrie. The two moved to Montreal together, and toured the far-right corner of North America. After Jo’s return to Vancouver, multi-instrumentalist Bella Bébé joined the band in January of 2016, and multimedia artist Megan-Magdalena Bourne joined on bass, after working on a video for the song “Rage” (from Jo Passed’s 'Out' EP). ... more
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