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Stardust
03:04
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Perspective
02:21
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House of the Good Sign
01:45
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what do we get, living the real life
aren't you good, show me the good sign
take all the bad, stick on the outside
what do we get, living the real life
what's good, show me the good sign
take all the bad, stick on the outside
we're living in the house of the good sign
we're living in the house of the good sign
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4. |
Anthropophobia
03:03
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5. |
Mary
02:49
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sound of the wind
02:20
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Sick
03:45
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8. |
A Great Big Pile
03:42
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if you find you feel super little
get caught in it, stuck in the riddle
everyone will feel the same
losing self is essential as
finding yourself gone for a while
gather your things, place em in a pile
everything will have its place
nothing ever feels the same in time
if you find you're stuck for a while
get back in it, lost in the pile
everyone absorbs themselves
catching on the inner selves
finding themselves first time forever
take your mirror its now or never
find yourself a face again
nothing ever feels the same in time
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Yeayeayea
01:52
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11. |
crickets in blue
01:44
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get it straight
it's what you are
it's what you are
you've got to feel it
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12. |
Suck on My Dreams
03:06
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i've been thinking so sweetly
how you suck on my dreams
i wish i could just have one
untainted by your love
i've been thinking so sweetly
how you mess up my sleep
i wish i could just get some
slide from under your thumb
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13. |
Dog Speak
05:22
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