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Quartz Healing
05:04
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2. |
29 Satellites
03:59
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The asphalt burns
The grass cuts deep
And satellites,
Above you tonight
One by one they pass...
29 times
29 times
29 times
29 times
29 times
29 times
29 times
29 times
Graceful winds
Leather against your skin
Verdant eyes
Stargazing
Oh Satellites
29 times
29 times
29...
Times
Fly fly fly
Fly fly fly
Fly fly fly
Fly on by
Satellites
One by one they pass...
29 times
29 times
29 times
29 times
29 times
29 times
29 times
29 times
29...
Times
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3. |
Hands We're Dealt
04:47
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A girl who never lived a kid.
She was raised to raise.
Now maybe this is morbid,
But that just conjures malaise.
She tells me her brother found liquid courage.
But did it pan out how he wanted?
A blaze of metal and umbrage.
Looks like success was twisted.
The hands we're dealt
Don't define us.
The hands we're dealt
Mostly hurt us.
{Interlude}
In the darkness of the night,
A beast comes to pass.
Broken by the fright,
Reaching critical mass.
The hands we're dealt
Don't define us.
The hands we're dealt
Mostly hurt us.
The hands we're dealt
The hands we're dealt
They don't bind us.
There is a way out
If you look in the sky.
Keep your head held high.
Forget your cards.
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4. |
Buoy Magick
05:41
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5. |
Quarantine
04:13
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This Quarantine
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