1. |
Chromatic Ribbon
03:42
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2. |
Cultivar
02:52
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growing up too fast, even youth you know,
is wavering despite the elegant glow
another day inside another dream but mine,
holding up my window come in for the night
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3. |
Hathor's Meal
07:18
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4. |
Rollingwood
04:08
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white gold
partly in secret
a grace at home
might hold
in between our fingers
some distant sun
mind gone
leaves in the evening
I wish it home
mindful
but you can be vicious
it stays unsung
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5. |
Villeneuve
04:33
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are you with me, really with me?
what's inside of the thing you behold
are you with me, really with me?
fall away in the infinite glow
rise now and stay right
given freely unto thee and undivided
way away under the old light burning
sun rising in my head
way away under the old light burning
sun rising in my head
we’re in a line to find the online learning
there’s the wheel up in the stars that’s turning
waking up to see the opaline find them
there’s the wheel up in the stars that’s turning
i’m aware it’s all our own white magic
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