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4N
02:25
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2. |
WTCHNGHR
05:40
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3. |
INFECTION
03:54
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4. |
CHOLERA
04:29
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5. |
STRANGE DAYS
03:24
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6. |
WALKINGHOME
04:36
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7. |
WERWAITING
04:22
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8. |
DEADMAN
02:55
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9. |
STAY
03:50
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10. |
OCEANS
04:09
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you're coming in waves
(you're coming, you're coming)
no more stories left to weave
no more lies to believe
the water flows above my head
and I'm sinking still
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11. |
LEPROSY
05:32
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12. |
3:30 AM
01:36
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