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Trappings
02:03
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Now
01:02
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Around
03:28
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Always
03:35
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Ccc
01:29
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Always there
02:01
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Way back lose now float on back when they all make you know find where lie too fall down when they all ask you forgive hold me oh make them always there folding out into see where they have almost left off where they always never could be i'm always walking in the place where they could make me wonder why i'm so oh placing me there why i cant be there now, we're moving.
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Dcvb
03:04
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I feel you screaming out what was about but i wasn't around, i thought you looked through the town I said I'm not around can you see I cant be found your wasting your time i frown, sitting here alone my mind is a morning on highway, seems to be alone and free, cause the light inside to wonder around inside your head, in la'manga need Anna in dream sound free ya, lonely's free sign gelien we, a way a o lay a, oh way up a way down inside, out in rise falls back, must be broke must be there must be anywhere must be all gone
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Ghosts
03:44
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Lost
02:23
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Two
03:03
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Deeply
05:33
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Only Now
47:56
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