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Milk White Air Lyrics by J. Tillman

Cancer and Delirium

2007

"There's only one place I've been
Besides here, besides here
If that's what you want to hear"
Said the cat-scratch knees
To the pulled-back hair...
Why don't we go out there?
Why don't we go out there now?
Why don't we go out there?
Why don't we go out there...
Something black, something pale
Wrapped in stone, the milk white air
Why don't we go up there?
Why don't we go up there now?
Why don't we go up there?
Why don't we go up there now?
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"Milk White Air" appears on "Cancer and Delirium" in 2007.

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