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Saggitarius
02:55
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Sunday Thoughts
03:48
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Bandanarama
02:36
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Hydraline
03:53
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Citrus Breeze
02:23
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Generations
02:54
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Aspens Ghost
03:53
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Bearing weight off my skin
My father is speaking
Am I listening?
Marred the bones off my back
Sought to find home
Left in a stoned roam
Peel off the tentacles
Riddled around my neck
Drink from the ocean
My mind is deep and wandering
But that willow tree is speaking
I meant everything
Am I too far gone?
I went home to find a ghost
I went home to find a ghost
You went home to find a ghost
Im sorry for being one
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Patricks Point
03:03
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Nebulon
05:06
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10. |
Doves
02:07
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11. |
Autumn
05:09
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