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Ohm kay - Born in 1925
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Ohm kay - Phoenix Lips
03:34
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From a fisherman's backpack and a nurses womb there came a flagrant splash on a neon loom.
And three times the chord strangled her saying, "You can't come back until your trainload is ready to move."
So I grabbed a tree limb and I pulled myself up. I said, "I ain't dyin without bein plucked."
And three times the chord strangled her saying, "You can't come back until your trainload is ready to move."
At twelve I was already a boxcar kid; I spoke of death with phoenix lips.
At twelve I was already a boxcar kid; I spoke of death with phoenix lips.
And three times the chord strangled her saying, "You can't come back until your trainload is ready to move, move, move, move, move.move, move."
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In the Pines
02:45
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Ohm Kay - Bluish Green
07:43
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Ohm Kay Hamilton, Ohio
Slow folk, meditative acoustic trance blues from the bellies of Ohio swamps and burial grounds.
Ohm Kay recommends:
(fields of ohio)
by Fields Ohio
Macabre at Carnegie Hall meets mother nature.
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