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Mercury
02:43
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Free To Be Nothing
03:37
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By The Time
05:08
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I Think I'm Responsible
03:23
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Baby Jane
04:03
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Soot And Cinders
03:31
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Running Free
04:24
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There's a beam of cold antiquity
Pouring into the room upstairs
Holding a raygun in my left hand
I'm right-handed, I'm aware
In the towers above the staircase
A lonely lady waits to let her hair down
But she never does, she is trapped there
I'm her father, I'm her son
There is water that covers the fire
And holds the key to running free
I've heard at least
On the ferris wheel of a nightmare
Forgive us father
Of the yarns we've spun
I am a sinner, I'm not a saint
And I've seen what God has done
Pull the bandages off my wounds
Let them be exposed to the hawks above
Now we're falling down the well of time and space
There is a light there that never burns out
There is water that covers the fire
And holds the key to running free
There is water that covers the fire
And holds your key to running
Once you go back you can't take it back
A handshake makes you lose your mind
Once you go back you can't take it back
It holds your keys to running
There is water that covers the fire
And holds the keys to running free
There is water that covers the fire
And holds your keys to running
Once you go back you can't take it back
A handshake makes you lose your mind
Once you go back you can't take it back
Because I know that it hurts you deeply
Once you go back you can't take it back
It holds your keys to running
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Train Song
03:18
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Sickle
03:42
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Robert Schipul Boston, Massachusetts
Robert Schipul is a pianist, composer, songwriter and synth pop extraordinaire hailing from Boston, MA by way of Pittsburgh, PA. His style can be described as a dreamy, chill, experimental version of late 80s, early 90s alt pop.
Robert Schipul recommends:
During the past few months, a few of us started writing and recording together - fragments coming from myself, my friend Elliott and his daughter Riley. Excited to release ALEXITHYMIA to you all soon.
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