Stretch My Legs

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In conclusion
Think it's time
To be leaving
Salted the earth
Nothing said, nothing to say

You are blocked
But remembered
Riding for that feeling
Always denied
Never articulated
Nothing to say

Stretching my legs!
Please just drown
Be silent and fade

To begin
Think it's time to settle down
To wait
Bore in a hole
In the back of your head
I hunger, always dreaming
Riding for that feeling
'Til I rush
Salt the earth
Nothing to say

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from Homeboy Aurelio, released July 24, 2020
Lucas Hamilton: Vocals, drums, percussion, synthesizer, guitar
Alex Vitzthum: Backing vocals

Written by L. Hamilton

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Homeboy Aurelio is Gabe, Alex, and Lucas, the triumvirate from space.

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