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The August of Last January

from Auricle by Multi

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I've got a storm's head and a big mouth in one ear
And it's always raining, and I'm too big to sleep
It was all so wrong
And then the rain
And the thunder (I thought they were thunder!)
All sounded like bells

Chorus:
You can't walk out of their shoes
You come when they need you
You can't get out of their way
You can't see all their faces
You won't forget this day again
You can't walk out of their shoes
You come when they need you
You can't walk out of my shoes
You come when they need you

This is all wrong
I've got three big mouths in my head:
One for the rain,
Another for a thunder,
Another for a different thunder (that's the best name)
And one of these mouths is always crying at me
It is all wrong

Chorus:
You can't walk out of their shoes
You come when they need you
You can't get out of their way
You can't see all their faces
You won't forget this day again
You can't walk out of their shoes
You come when they need you
You can't walk out of my shoes
You come when they need you

I'll never stop thinking about my family
I was born without legs
So that stuff about my shoes
Was misdirection

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from Auricle, released July 1, 2019

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"The next generation of DNA sequencing is about to roll off your production line."

And so it happened in June 2019 — the culmination of a two-year mass recruitment of scientists to work for Multi, a biotechnology company building genome-editing technology. Multi is funded by the government of Japan for the purpose of developing a software-related technology for high-level genome editing. ... more

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