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Wandering Star
03:13
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Somebody To Love
03:41
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4. |
Gorecki
03:29
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Prolly
04:36
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Why are the light bulbs flashing at me?
What do they stand for?
What do they mean?
Does anyone know why the sirens go every afternoon?
Is anyone in charge here?
Is it me?
Is it you?
It 'prolly don't matter at all.
'prolly don't matter at all.
'prolly don't matter all.
'prolly don't matter.
Does any of this seem normal to you?
Can anyone else feel the rumbling too?
Does anyone know who to get on the phone in emergencies?
Tell me that its not you.
Tell me that it's not me.
It 'prolly don't matter at all.
'prolly don't matter at all.
'prolly don't matter all.
'prolly don't matter.
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Robot Dog
04:27
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Two Black Umbrellas
04:40
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