1. |
A Halting Machine
01:25
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2. |
Pink Cloud
01:57
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3. |
Conduction
01:16
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4. |
Ephemeral Eternity
01:39
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Whenever I think
something could go my way,
a second later
it suddenly stops.
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5. |
Air I
01:41
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6. |
Knuckle
01:00
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7. |
Engine
01:56
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8. |
Milliways
01:22
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9. |
New Colors
02:22
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10. |
Nothing Ever Works Out
01:09
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Nothing ever works out,
nothing ever will.
There's not a place for you in this world
that hasn't already been filled.
I guess you thought that
it would just get better with time.
But your feelings didn't change,
you just pushed them deeper inside.
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11. |
Air II
01:39
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[you can't be happy
without control, i know
and you don't know
how to be alone, i know]
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12. |
Release
04:01
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Some way to tell you,
some way to find
Some way to reach you
outside my mind.
[xxxx xx xxx XXX xxx
xxxxx x x'xx ,xx xxX
xxxx xxxx xx xxxxx
xxxx xxx xxx xxxx xxxX]
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Kalibration Chicago, Illinois
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