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from Noka Bell by Jose Bold

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written and performed by John Osebold & Kirk Anderson
recorded by John Osebold

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Are you scared
of the ways
you might be right

When the punch
comes your way
will you fight

I couldn't guess
I couldn't guess
what the future features

But when the day
comes to rest
you gotta make your light

Is this it
is this what
gave me such a fright

I've a set
number of
days and nights

I wouldn't know
don't wanna know
what the future features

So when the day
comes to rest
I gotta make my light

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from Noka Bell, released December 20, 2013

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