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'The Canyon' was recorded in Los Angeles with producer Carlos de la Garza.
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"Interlude I (iTunes Session)" is a track by alt-J, from the album iTunes Session, released 15th April 2013. The track is 1:10 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 10 articles about alt-J.
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She she she she only ever ever ever walks to to count count her steps, Eight teen teen strides and she stops to abide By the law that she herself has set - That eighteen steps is one complete set, And before the next nine right and nine left She looks up at the blue And whispers to all of the above: 'Don't let me drown, don't breath alone, No kicks no pangs no broken bones. Never let me sink, always feel at home, No sticks no shanks and no stones. Never leave it too late, always enjoy the taste Of the great great great grey world of hearts.' As all dogs everywhere bark bark bark bark, 'It's worth knowing Like all good fruit the balance of life is in the ripe and ruin.'
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