1. |
Becomes Pretty Clear
04:43
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2. |
Time on a Spiral
04:09
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3. |
Slum Ocean
04:37
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4. |
Loss of Breath
03:37
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5. |
Twilight Games
04:09
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can you keep a secret at light speed?
if only for a moment too fast to know
that what you want is chosen before you know
and everything's unrolling from then to now
I'm pinning all my hopes on you
pinning all my hopes on you
from a certain point of view, I'm pinning all my hopes on you
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6. |
Why This Interval
05:00
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7. |
Dramatic Noncommercial
04:08
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8. |
The Id of the Now
01:29
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9. |
Vigil
05:20
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How can I invent a way without you?
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