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Flantastic
01:01
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X∆UF
08:23
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=<^.^>=
04:28
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Watch the morning bring me warnings,
Adorning to my wandering eyes.
I've got a feeling that the trees in,
My backyard here all my lies
But they ain't got shit on me,
So what they gonna do?
So if the trees disagree,
Well that's their point of view.
I get this elation from elevating,
all the creation and creative imagination,
And this, as well, as a way to tell you that I say,
I've seen hell, and everyday my cells recreate,
themselves, so I can pay all these swell debts that I made.
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Vinyl Queens
04:13
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Wolf Circle
05:31
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Vapourwave
05:14
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Rectangles
04:38
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Pluviophile (Positivity)
07:23
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