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Sumizome / 666
04:45
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everythingeverythingeverythingeverythingeverything
everythingeverythingeverythingeverythingeverything
everythingeverythingeverythingeverythingeverything
everythingeverythingeverythingeverythingeverygotapause
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Overstepping bounds
03:23
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nobody seems to allow you to cross the line so close the eye and allow me a fine reward for what i do for being me for giving me a space to be a place to be i'm drowning in emptiness/happiness surrounded by a living lie it's never been my own belief so allow me to be yourself there's no myself there's no yourself you won't achieve anything
i'm becoming -finally- something and suddenly nothing
you're putting me in front of you so humbled disgusted a piece of you your first prize your big award so honored it's never been my own belief so go on
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Cheap canvas
02:44
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just like me in spite of me inside me something else to know useless to know no more trust me like you never did constructive not giving impression just like a cheap canvas
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Sawn
03:16
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coming closer being late faking seeking minor gap giving up looking for my pals my time how to spend it i'm giving
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Supermarket macarena
04:11
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i won't say applause that's cause
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Flyby
03:48
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felt too grey all i see's a point of view better be aware contain now my day has turned to gray becoming the ball and chain now my day has turned to gray better be aware contain now my day has turned to gray great grain great now cope with your brain all i know is pure hearsay all i see is pure hearsay all i know's a point of view
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Ngunza
02:06
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