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  • 12" LP Record
    Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

    180-gram white vinyl in a gatefold package. These songs were all recorded to 1/2" tape.

    Includes unlimited streaming of You Will be Spending Time Outdoors, in the Mountains, Near Water via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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  • Compact Disc
    Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    Comes in a gatefold case. Good for listening to in oldish cars.

    Includes unlimited streaming of You Will be Spending Time Outdoors, in the Mountains, Near Water via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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if you hadn't called out, I'd have turned away
the brilliant light of fallout before it turns gray
I was not in pain and I was not afraid
if you hadn't called out, I'd have turned away

divergent roads are plentiful, always, all ways
every path's identical these days
I am not a rat and this is not a maze
there's a quaking, imperceptible, and this will all be razed

an island oak was falling when it turned black
a tightened rope was hauling when it went slack
I have known no tremor, this earth remains intact
a feeble voice was calling when I turned back

a heavy fog was churning when I envisioned it -
the light you struck was burning when I extinguished it
I meant not to smother, just to inhibit it
have I turned, or am I turning? I can't distinguish which

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from You Will be Spending Time Outdoors, in the Mountains, Near Water, released September 16, 2014

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