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Veneer
02:12
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Fading into building brickwork
A bolt from the black,
Fumbling fingers force themselves from the cracks
Pull your placards down
Lower head and bow
Pull your placards down
Find your own way out
And mirror your new self
Silver structures scraping eyes
It takes a while to pull your new town down
To apportioned parts and distant lights
To managed amounts you can portion out
Pull your placards down…
What you want from this
Is all thin veneer
A plastic placeholder
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Minnows
02:36
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We build up detritus
So soulless and desolate
We’re minnows, ever swimming upstream,
Red drum spawns before your eyes
Or maybe rain
A droplet born to hit ground
To hit the ground again.
You’re coming down again
I see structures, not your person
Packing dirt up into boxes
Made a sale
Fulfilling function
Spark motion, set afire
Gas leak got you cornered in your room,
got you sheltered in place again
You’re coming down again
It whiles away
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Snouting Manchester, UK
Snouting are Joel Harries, Joss Carter, Quincey Brown and Rufus Fox. Originally from Northamptonshire and now based in Manchester.
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