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Aesop Rock - Daylight

tuckdragon asked:


~[LYRICZ]~

(yes y’all and ya don’t stop keep on to the break of dawn)

Yo…put one up to shackle me, not clean logic procreation
I did not invent the wheel I was the crooked spoke adjacent
While the triple sixers lassos keep angels roped in the basement
I walk the block with a halo and a stick poking your patience
Ya’ll catch a 30 second flash visual
Dirty cooperative net platoon bloom head trip split ridiculous
Fathom the splicing of first generation
Fuck up or trickle down anti hero smack (Cracking!)
I paste the game to zero hour completion green (Splash!)
Duke of early retirement pick a dream
American nightmare hogging the screen
I’ll hold the door open so you can stumble in
if you’d stop following me around the jungle gym
Now it’s an honor and I spell it with the ‘H’ I stole from heritage
Merit crutch stolen wretched refuse of my teeming resonance
I promise temperance towards breed with a leaning conscience
Here the creed acts since responsive but my sports supports the wattage
And I’m sleeping now (Wow!) yeah the settlers laugh
You won’t be laughing when your covered wagons crash
You won’t be laughing when the buzzards drag your brother’s flags into rags
You won’t be laughing when your front lawn is spangled with epitaphs
You won’t be laughing!
And I hang my boots to rest when I’m impressed
So I triple knot them and forgot them
This origami dream is beautiful
but man those wings will never leave the ground
Without a feather and a lottery ticket, now settle down

All I ever wanted was to pick apart the day,
put the pieces back together my way.
All I ever wanted was to pick apart the day,
put the pieces back together my way.
All I ever wanted was to pick apart the day,
put the pieces back together my way.
All I ever wanted was to pick apart the day,
put the pieces back together my way.

(yes, yes, y’all, you don’t stop, keep on to the break of dawn)

Slacker bound emit a tabloid headline with a pulse
Shimmy cross the centerfold, and a dead time engulfed
Diddy crumbs for the better souls with seven deadly stains
To hear the blame to crystal conscience
To results a low life counting on one hand what he’s accomplished
Ok, link me to activism chain activate street sweep
Plug deteriorating Xenobit(sp?) Pendragon
I hock swords cores for the morbid spreading of mad men
(alley gospel)
Sinking their lincoln-log cabin and Charlie Chaplin waddle
I could zig zag and zig ‘em again for the bashed dreams
Sparking in my brick wall windows another thick installment
Of one night in Gotham without the wretched (There is also another word here)
Houston we have a problem
Attached to a infested batch of city goblins
Who split holiday freak on a box cut cinema high road bellow
Head rips Watch red bricks turn yellow
Sort of similar to most backbones at camp Icarus
Raw feeling crimes congregating at pamper for bickering
Life’s not a ***** life is a beautiful woman
Your only call her a ***** because she won’t let you get that pussy
Maybe she didn’t feel y’all shared any similar interests
Or maybe you’re just an ******* who couldn’t sweet talk the princess
Kiss the speaker wire, Peter Passivism peggin’ threshold
Stomach full of halo kibbles
Wings span cast black upon visuals hear the duck hunt ticker tape
Vision and pick apart the pixels
I got a friend of polar nature and it’s all peace
When I seek similar stars but can’t sit at the same feast
Metal Captain!
This cat is asking if I’ve seen his little lost passion
I told him: “Yeah, but only when I pedaled past him”

All I ever wanted was to pick apart the day,
put the pieces back together my way.
All I ever wanted was to pick apart the day,
put the pieces back together my way.
All I ever wanted was to pick apart the day,
put the pieces back together my way.
All I ever wanted was to pick apart the day,
put the pieces back together my way

Aesop Rock - Daylight
Aesop Rock - Daylight
Aesop Rock - Daylight
Aesop Rock - Daylight

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The Story of Sadako Sasaki ??? ?? One Thousand Paper Cranes for Peace - Faith

Danielitotop asked:


(Agregá al final de la dirección esto: &fmt=18 para mejorar la calidad del video)
En el Parque de la Paz de Hiroshima fue construida la estatua dedicada a Sadako en 1958, en la base está escrito “Éste es nuestro grito, ésta es nuestra plegaria; paz en el mundo”. La historia fue tan impactante que trascendió los límites de Japón, convirtiéndose en un referente mundial de los movimientos pacifistas.
Cada año, para el 6 de agosto, Día de la Paz, llegan miles de grullas de papel a Hiroshima, desde los puntos más alejados del planeta. Los niños de la ciudad cuelgan las grullas en el monumento de Sadako, con la esperanza de transmitir este mensaje a todo el mundo.
HAZ UNA GRULLA DE PAPEL PARA LA PAZ
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=R9VF3gdf_Hk

(Add in the finish of the direction this: &fmt=18 for better quality of video)
In the Peace Park in Hiroshima was built a statue dedicated to Sadako in 1958, the base is written “This is our cry, this is our prayer, peace in the world.” The story was so shocking that transcended the boundaries of Japan, becoming a world leader in peace movements.
Every year for the August 6, Peace Day, thousands of paper cranes to Hiroshima, from the most remote planet. Children from the city hanging cranes at the monument to Sadako, hoping to convey this message to everyone.
TO MAKE ONE PAPER CRANE FOR THE PEACE
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=R9VF3gdf_Hk

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