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lyrics

A hole in the fabric
A rip in the static
And no one seems to notice

The hole in the fabric
The rip in the static
And no one seems to notice

Turn the valves
Push the buttons
Set the clocks right
Nothing you do will break the code
Leaves reverse
A boy trips on canvas
And spills shades of gray

A fissure opens up in the sky
Not many people asking why
I think I saw it passing through
But then again I guess what's new?
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from Nautical Operator, track released December 13, 2014
All music written, performed, recorded, and produced by Peter Crofton

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