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Cora:
Each night the lights go down, the rhythm pounds and out here in the crowd the jungle howls
Some hunt and others scheme, some things grin like sin and some things look so pure with knives for teeth
As they laugh, masks will slip for seconds falling
Deadly games will be resolving
For you see to seem is not to be

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Each night the rhumba growls and in the masks beneath the masks my people stalk and prowl
Theres games inside of games, roles and parts portrayed like russian dolls that always twist and change
My sweet spies, eyes that always are deceiving
masks in masks forever scheming
For you see to seem is not to be

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To our business let us turn, my pawn is compromised and yet for her it seems you yearn
Where she is you seek, and information is my currency, the air i breath
So for me, theres a thing you must acquire
And i’ll tell what you desire
Though you’ll see to seem is not to be

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from Katy Shaw & The Search For The Stolen Secret, released March 10, 2020
Featuring Hayley Warner

Jacob Wynne - trumpet

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Cama’s attempt to commune with higher beings failed; she only found Decadent Dottie. Together they roamed, indulging in dangerous forms of psycho-neural self-exploration which Cama hoped would present the key to her people’s further evolution. It only led to her destroying her people so that one of their pets could evolve. She sat in her former civilization's rubble and listened to Paul Shapera. ... more

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