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The Move - In
04:05
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To Comfort Honey
05:13
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3. |
Dust Trap
03:40
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Wrapped in stones, they’ll heal.
Watch the hills, we’re all gifted.
Drive on, fill the lack of moments, of a certain frequency.
Such as you and I, now a dried out thought in mind.
See what else could be binding me?
Trance or philosophy?
We’ll decay.
Holy ruins.
I will not involve you. Try not to involve you.
Still the wheels turn rounds on solid ground.
Grab your scarf the dust will plug your mouth.
And I keep counting….
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4. |
Hold It!
05:32
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5. |
Wild Youth
04:37
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6. |
Ok Then
05:32
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7. |
Bootycamp
04:13
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