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Milk Annual

by Caitlin Park

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Baby Teeth 03:33
Before the world ends I want To love somebody With all my strength don’t want To hurt nobody There are guards in here There are guards in here Wo-ho Young meat, young meat Young meat and baby teeth Before the night ends be on My best behaviour With all my strength be on My best behaviour There are Gods in here There are Gods in here Wo-ho The wood and the axe The wolves in their packs I need to belong I need your hand upon my back Young meat, young meat Young meat and baby teeth We don’t need no fear We don’t need no fear Wo-ho You and I are here You and I are here Wo-ho
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Would you let me back in, would you? Would you let me back in, would you? ‘Cause I’ve been crying, crying, for you Yes, I’ve been crying, crying for you So would you let me back in To bid farewell to the moon I’ve been watching, watching the streets Yes, I’ve been watching, watching the streets Their conversation is well fed But their feet walk with a heavy, heavy tread Like they don’t really care And they just woke from the dead So would you let me back in So I can get back into bed Oh treat me good I’ve been talking, talking to them Yes, I’ve been talking, talking to them Sharing stories of hazard superglue And matching key rings all colours red and blue And quietly forgetting the dustpan and the broom So would you let me back in Before I find someone new
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A Boat 04:15
for days she lost a lot of sleep in the best way possible her creative mind would not rest simple as that she said one thing to the grass nearby that put it all to a quiet stop isn’t it strange there’s no mystery here and the grass could surely hear her so the shape of her little words could relatively come to find that the mystery itself was truly alive and present all she had to do was remember its form not defined
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Oh look at us We’ve all grown up We’ve punched our weight We’ve been blessed with luck Who would have thought You would need us
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See this match in my hand It’s new, unused, unfound And I may strike it when I need to Burn the old boys down Oh when I need to See this watch on my wrist Its hands will take care of this And I may wind it with impatience Make you mine it insists Oh with impatience See this bird on my knee It sleeps the day in the trees She is startled with one movement Keep her distance from me Oh with one movement
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I shouldn’t be fed but the rabbit was dead Abandoned by its sight It flew off in the night The clothes on the clothesline The books in the bed Let the blackness catch your breath Let your tight chest do the rest The rabbit got proud, shook its fist at the sun I’m glad you left today I was going to anyway The sun it exploded, his hearing was none Let the silence catch your breath Let your tight chest do the rest I’ll feast on him slowly, leave his heart till’ the end Brittle bones and stringy flesh He died of bitterness In his warm bed With no strength to defend Let the memories catch your breath Let your tight chest do the rest I hope I changed you some I hope I changed you some I hope I changed you some And once upon a time You saw me, You heard me Say babe I love you
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I wish I was a lion I could scare those creeping giants Or one of those warriors with wild hearts Who show their love is bona fide In the night I will think of you What have I become
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Love is often like a galloping horse, I love that idea
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Oh Jack, where you at in the winter I don’t mean to worry you I just missed you Where you at, on the mountain top Or down below, where the valley drops Oh Jack, where you at in the winter Oh Jack, put a ring on her finger Surrender to the skies and you might beat her Stop the lies and butterflies And put your hands on both her thighs Oh Jack, marry her up and be together Noel, and the summer that comes with it And it was very nice to have you in it But the kids are still to young and weak To brush their hair and to fix their teeth Oh Jack, nice to know you it was a pleasure Oh Jack, she’s lying cold in her day bed With her children ‘round her saying things that need to be said Wagtails circling out the window Telling her its okay to go Jack she needs your word That it’s okay to be gone It’s okay to be dead

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released August 13, 2011

All songs written and recorded by Caitlin Park
(except ‘A Boat’ lyrics written by Peter Broderick,
music written by Caitlin Park)
Published by Broken Stone Records and Gaga, 2011-04-25
Mixed by Liam Judson
Mastered by William Bowden Cover artwork by Anne Chestnut Layout design by...
Thank you to Jonathon Desmond Miller Johnny Dance
Liam Judson
William Bowden
Grant Gillies
Hazel Brown
Jeannette & Barry McGregor
My sister Jeanavive
Simon Hamblin
Mark Walton
John Basset
Annandale Public School Choir and Ben Colmer Bronwyn Bancroft
Katherine Saunders
All who sang on ‘Would You Let Me Back In’ All who spoke on ‘tic tac language’
My special thanks to Peter Broderick,
Holly Throsby, Eirwen Skye,
Benedict Carey, Miles Nicholas, Aidan Roberts, Eliza Fawcett, Emma Hunt and Anne Chestnut
My Very Special Thanks to Ella Bancroft

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