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A Path Grown Over
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Oh I come from the village of yonder
searching for a path grown over
all covered in weeds and flowers
the map says its all right here.
I come from the village of yonder
searching for a path grown over
all covered in weeds and flowers
the secret there will save us all.
I come from the village of yonder
searching for a path grown over
all covered in weeds and flowers
the secret there will save us all
I come from the village of yonder
searching for a path grown over
all covered in weeds and flowers
the monolith will save us all.
Where is the path?
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Overzealous Calgary, Alberta
One man band by Calgarian Artist Matthew Springer. Pushing limits to noisy, speedy, psychedelic tunes or anything else burning under the sun.
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