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Magicicada
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where were you, where you there
when the clouds of bugs were flying everywhere
the swarm of 87 done crossed the line
now 17 years and they're back again
well are they foe or are they friend
the time of the magicicada is now at hand
cicada, the magic cicada
they're stormin and a-swarmin across the land
well you can't run, you can't hide
and forget about insecticide
they crawl in every space that you might ???
well their eyes are buggin' so bright and red
their moanin' and a groanin' gonna wake up the dead
they looka like they was comin' right up from hell
cicada, the magic cicada
they're stormin and a-swarmin across the land
now come-a 2021
should my ???
the big brood of bugs'll be bustin' on back again
crawlin' on up through my bones
on their way to that ???
and whether i'm here or not it matters not to them
cicada, the magic cicada
they're stormin and a-swarmin across the land
they're stormin and a-swarmin across the land
they're stormin and a-swarmin across the land
where were you
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Magicicada (2021 edit)
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Unknowne Landes Toronto, Ontario
Looking to bridge gaps between digital and physical, real and imagined, people and artists from towns you've never heard of or just down the block. Seeing the talent where no one else is looking. Bringing something for everyone where there's usually nothing for no one. ... more
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