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Seatbelt
11:46
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Walking Upright
15:12
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Woke up feeling a certain way...
Called up a good friend to find some peace.
It is hard not to feel like I'm wasting time
pacing up and down an empty hall.
I saw a change in you.
You saw a change in me too.
It's hard not to take it personal...
Throwing stones
Moving on...
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Glacial Pace
17:02
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Crawling out of the abyss...
How could I forget?
The sound your voice
Slipping through my fingers.
All things must end.
Where do you and I begin?
I watched you cave in
For the last time.
Everything must change.
I'm okay with that.
Time is always moving.
Never stops to look back.
All for nothing, reborn again.
I waited there with you...
Nothing is what it seems anymore.
For the first time in my life ... I feel alive.
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Patterns
19:03
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The Human Machine California
Space Rock / Drone /
Free Improvisation
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