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Good Morning, Multiverse
03:35
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floaters in my eyes and dark clouds in my mind
i don't know where i've gone but i don't think i can run
i've seen things i've never saw before
how did i stumble through this door
there's an old police car, my friend with burn marks
and i don't know where i've been what is happening
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Hilltop Rapids
02:50
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Kor-Mottob
02:04
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Gendering of Martyrdom
02:56
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trees grow with the rain and fall with the wind and i'm not getting younger
all the sin and you're not getting younger
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the grobe San Diego, California
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