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EP1: JWalttz
25:14
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EP2: Highwind
20:08
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3. |
EP3: Teen Idle
27:36
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4. |
EP4: FineArt (Part 1)
22:44
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5. |
EP4: FineArt (Part 2)
32:10
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6. |
EP4: FineArt (Part 3)
30:32
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7. |
EP5: "Roseman"
26:49
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Roseman
No use for logic
Not cationic by any means
I want reaction
When I say “go” do as you feel
She’s way too honest
Her kids will hate her when the time comes
I tried to promise
To keep every star as a light on
The world has become so delusional
Am I delusional?
The world has become so delusional
And I’m delusional
Break out the brandy glasses
New reminders of old romances
I can never stay in one place for too long
Kitchen radio, blue jeans dancing
My stomach begs to break the tension
I can’t find the words to tell you that i better be gone by morning
The world has become so delusional
Am I delusional?
The world has become so delusional
And I’m delusional
I had no idea what you went through
I’ve gotten sick before but never woke up in a ward
Figured you were scared, you really cared
About our quiet interaction
Yea, I’ve been good and kept you in mind
New York State has always been a second home of mine
I know it’s not much but if you ever need someone to talk to you’re not alone
Blanket statement from people who don’t know what to say
And I’m not being better than that right now
Just trying to help
The world has become so delusional
Am I delusional?
The world has become so delusional
And I’m delusional
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8. |
EP6: Drew Anton
21:32
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9. |
EP7: Babie Julez
35:16
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10. |
EP8: Flycatcher
38:52
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11. |
EP9: Connor Hanson
53:00
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12. |
EP10: Samir Tawalare
43:45
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14. |
Victim (BTS)
10:03
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15. |
Toxins (BTS)
07:17
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16. |
Offline (BTS)
06:19
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17. |
For the Peregrines (BTS)
05:10
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