Get all 11 Paul DeHaven releases available on Bandcamp and save 10%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Burden of Paradise, Death Beach, Pink Kimono, Caribou: Landscapes Volume 1, COVID-19 Rag (I'm Just Walkin' Around), Echoes and Overtones, Three Songs I Didn't Write, King of Gold, and 3 more.
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Playa de los Muertos
06:40
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Bone Weaver
02:44
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Morphine
04:16
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Coyote (The Tower)
01:31
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Blood + Meat + Bone
02:47
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May my body grow
Blood and meat and bone
Let my weakness go
Wind on fire blow
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Gonna Stay With You
02:57
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Whatever it is you gotta do to get by
Is gonna stay with you for the rest of your life
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Everything Becomes Me
06:52
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Down from the mango trees
Down the freshly macheted path
Down through the cemetery
As if pushed by the breath
Of some coyote ghost
A wind takes my mind
I stumble down stones
Beside children building towers
of sand on Death Beach
Everything I eat
And all that I drink
Every breath and every footstep
Everything becomes me
I am Bone Weaver.
I assemble meat.
I make water into blood
and lettuce into thought
I pull future out of past
and make future out of present.
I destroy and rebuild
And everything becomes me
And everything becomes me
And everything becomes me
Everything becomes me
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