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Krakatoa
02:21
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It was 1883 – A summer never meant to be
And a disturbance came from the sea
An eruption like no other - the ashes in stratosphere hovered
The sky wasn’t the same that year
Krakatoa, Krakatoa
you killed everything in sight
Krakatoa, Krakatoa
Recolonized quickly by flight
It was the loudest noise in the world
13 000 times more than Shima
you taught us the world isn’t stagnant
break down, change up, and repeat
Krakatoa, Krakatoa
you killed everything in sight
Krakatoa, Krakatoa
Recolonized quickly by flight
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Cirrus Clouds
02:13
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Cirrus clouds touch the clear blue sky
Create shade patches on alluvial fans
They etch the sky, oh how I would love to fly
9k up to the vapour ice crystals
The cold front’s a comin
You better start a runnin’
It’s a low pressure system
So you can forget the transit system
There’s an upper air disturbance
These clear skies are a fallacy
Distant skies are nimbostratus
I wish I had my apparatus
Ill check the pressure gradient
Oh the sun feels oh so radiant
Distant thunder shatters my ear
Shit’s crazy in the stratosphere
and the coldfront is a comin’
You better start a runnin’
It’s a low pressure system
So you can forget the transit system
(rhyming systems with system is legit**)
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The Klinkenbergs Vancouver, British Columbia
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