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    "Double Dip (radio edit)"genre: World Fusion
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    The abidged version of the world/jazz/experimental track. In case you were wondering, that's Paul Livingstone playing the 9 string fretless guitar.
    CD: Deridian (Black & White)

    Story Behind the Song
    "This song is based on a poem in villanelle form I wrote in college. It was probably the hardest poetic format I've ever written in, and I definately took a lot of liberties with it.

    "No . . . I will not tell you what grade I got on it."

    - Tristan

    Lyrics
    days
    pass
    lazy,

    wasted
    to last.
    today

    I give way,
    time to pass.
    lazily

    weighted
    by my mask
    for Sunday

    mass, a fray
    gone at last.
    laze,

    watch what you say
    drop tab and grasp
    lazy
    daze.

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