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The Reaping
05:41
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There's something in the air and nowhere to find a place for shelter.
Nobody wants to know if there's anyone who knows a place to go.
But I know another way.
It seems to find me every night, following my shadow.
There's something in the air, and no way to find a place, no shelter.
Nobody wants to know the reaping of the seeds sown.
I've tried and tried to remind myself.
But I know another way.
I've tried and tried to remind myself of the reaping of the seeds sown.
There's something in the air...
In my mind's eye, I can see the skyline crumbling away into dust.
Ruins of empire, empty with nothing.
They deserve this reaping. No mercy.
But I choose life. I choose love.
Never again will I forget my true will.
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木漏れ日
02:39
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It's Friday once again
Find me as the sun sets
The dying of the light fractured through the trees
The dying of the light
The birth of the night
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Stimulation
03:07
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Perhaps it's best if we'd say good night
I could really use the time to sort my mind
From constant stimulation
Accelerate the fever dream
With visions from a dancing screen
Constant stimulation
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Jesus Fever (Kurt Vile)
03:07
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