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Husk
02:15
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Fetisism
06:09
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Tumbling Self
06:20
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Adequate
03:32
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Coffee Sound Percolator
02:36
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Synesthesiaic
03:30
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Silent Shades
01:50
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No Futuristic
04:16
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We lost our precious things, huh, what we saw on our journey. Disturbing
I got a letter from a hundred years ago
Half of my life passed away
When you turn around, there was nothing left
Huh…
Your steel legs won’t heal yourself
You just lost how to feel
My heart will die out and turn into chaos
Zephyr bind
Silence, sigh be told. The baby is feeling something
Sigh and Deep water , my people, flash back is coming from a monitor
Disturb to Kindle
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