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This Morning Waking
03:32
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When Did We Get Ill?
02:50
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Imperfect, disjointed
She’s got angles on her face
Some are dark, angry, sordid
She can’t see straight in this place
What authenticity is there
To this illness that I feel?
Was it yesterday together
when we watched that film?
When did we get ill? I ask.
When did we get ill?
After breakfast this morning
or when we took the pill
When did we get ill? I ask.
When did we get ill?
It could be you, it could be me,
Or some girl you’ve never known
Was it a black hair on our breast?
Was it when we began to bleed?
Was it in-between tea time
and time for bed?
I cant remember what its like NOT to be ill!
when our fathers called us sluts?
Or gym teacher’s dirty laps?
when we were raped,
in high school drunken dates
We vomit out the filth
for our whole lives.
Some can’t stomach a meal
without spewing it out.
I cant remember !!
I keep this grin on my face
touch my blood!
Wont you stand up for my body
When did we get ill? I ask.
When did we get ill?
After breakfast this morning
or when we took the pill
When did we get ill? I ask.
When did we get ill?
It could be you, it could be me,
Or some girl you’ve never known
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3. |
Born Out of Sex
04:17
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4. |
Your Words
05:34
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5. |
Dear You
05:26
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Mad Kate | the Tide Berlin, Germany
Mad Kate (vocals text movement) and the Tide (guitar loops electronics) collaborate in a perpetual adventure pet that touches the multiplying ways we access music and performance. From electro-folk to Afro-noise to punk-word, they speak with an urgent voice as they explore the concept of ALIVE:ness. ... more
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