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Buttercup (2022)
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the sun would kill me
and the world is cruel
the sun would kill me
and the world is cruel
and the moon she treats me
just like a fool
When I'm flying
I don't leave the ground
When I'm flying
I don't leave the ground
Cause when the grass goes up
The sky comes down
Oh the hour is late
and the forest deep
the hour is late
and the forest deep
there's miles to go
before I sleep
If I'm going down
I don't want to get up
If I'm going down
I don't want to get up
I'll wanna roll around
In the buttercups
hey buttercup
you got me where you want me
so come on let's have some fun
I've been around the world
and I've seen a million faces
and I know you're the one
oh buttercup
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Polygon Wood Toronto, Ontario
Polygon Wood was a forest. Then it was blown to bits. Polygon Wood is music with splinters. Polygon Wood is music that whispers like wind through the trees.
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