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Conjurer
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Keep your eyes full
You’ve gathered up a million particles
When they meet
The air will ring
Call your joys, call them all
And out they’ll fly like a squall
From a night with no wind at all
Conjurer
(And everything you felt is real)
Deep in love
Oh finally the violent swelling of
Constellations
Call your name
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Oh! Pears Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Oh! Pears is Seattle-via-Philadelphia’s Corey Duncan, whose work draws a kaleidoscope of influences from disparate musical worlds (Neutral Milk Hotel, Duke Ellington, Broadcast, Chopin) to create songs with transformative power.
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