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Magenta Suede
03:17
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suede scissors
spinning into space
magenta wind rises
through curtains of grey
here comes the day
here comes the day
here comes the day
and I don't know how it'll be
different
than yesterday but
here comes the day
tinted so tangerine
criss-crossed by power lines
I don't care if they don't know
that this is my perfect view
here comes the day
here comes the day
here comes the day
and I don't know how it'll be
different
than yesterday but
here comes the day
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Lilacseason Seattle, Washington
Lilacseason a singer-songwriter based in Seattle, Washington. Her new-retro draw inspiration from plants and animals. Beautiful and tough with a quirky-folky Neko Case vibe, her songs express themes of feminism, climate chaos, and diaspora.
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