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Jupiterline
04:45
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I pull the drag on your descent.
There's still more to this my friend.
Still miles left to prove,
To prove how lost i am in you.
Always, trust in a shade of blue.
Elements lifted into singularity
Reprogrammed, wiped of glitches
The shoulders that they stand on begin to collapse
Heavy questions, they always did
Basic channel and a mind that's quick
Dig for the Sun and reach for it
We all know we hate our jobs
We all know we hate that song
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Heart Beats
02:49
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Personification Error
02:31
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Cult Pop Suicide
04:04
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Immortalist
02:21
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Steal Your Class
03:44
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Spellcaster
02:56
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8. |
My Body; A Vessel
03:08
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