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Intro-UB
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2. |
Soonish
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3. |
Unshaped Road
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4. |
Opaline Bubbletear
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5. |
Blue Dada
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6. |
Nullspace
02:54
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Nullspace
lucky fate for us
glass breaks and open up
where we sit now
spiral around
reach out open eyes
top below
we swirl Into
density
tells me nothing
all we need nothing between
compete not light frequency
the places traveled far to
rest beside you
clouds are our floor
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7. |
Minus World
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8. |
Dip In The Lake
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9. |
Sudden Flutes
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10. |
Psychic Battery
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11. |
Nine Clean Nails
03:50
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call them on their bluff again
a carcinogen
that's my unusual friend
union of horologists
with criminal intent
can’t shake the usual hand
drinking water paradise
drifting along
like an unrecognizable song
hacking purple wilderness
drifting along
drifting along
unrelenting time
left to my own devices
on a Saturday night
expect another apathetic sigh
whatever I told you
wasn’t a lie
mass extinction imminent
a fact defined
by any Euclidean mind
confidently vigilant
no one in sight
go on in spite
unrelenting time
left to my own devices
on a Saturday night
expect another apathetic sigh
whatever I told you
it wasn’t a lie
starts slow and you just don’t know
that catastrophic pounding
bite down and the tears just flow
count backwards from one thousand
unrelenting time
left to my own devices
on a Saturday night
expect another apathetic sigh
whatever I told you
wasn’t a lie
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12. |
Godspin
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