“I'm talking about connections
Between here and there;
All things exist at once
Seems more than we can bear.”

— Happy Rhodes

"All Things (Mia ia io)" - Live performance at The Tin Angel, Philadelphia, PA (15 March 1997) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eACEYTQkoLA Warpaint (1991) Context: I dreamed I was an animal In a human world; Now when I hear big sounds I cry like a little girl. I'm talking about connections Between here and there; All things exist at once Seems more than we can bear.

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