1. |
Unreality
05:29
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Believe in you, believe in me
Believe in something I can't see, no
Believe in you, believe in me, no
I'm giving you the world of me
I'm giving something I can't see, no
I'm giving you the world of me, no
Giving you the world
Lost in endless sea
Gearing for the sound
Unreality
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2. |
All I Know
08:42
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Honest
All this
All this, well,
I wanted all this
All this
Water
Within
Hotter
I'll lie
With her
Whisper
Witch her
Falling
To her
All my
Failure
//
All I know
Feelings show
In the wake
Of your ghost
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3. |
Life Beats
01:46
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4. |
The Wanting
03:43
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I wanted
I wanted so bad
I needed
I needed someone
Where'd you go
(See me)
What you done
(To me)
//
If you were here
When I was real
There's something 'bout your face
But now I'm here
And now I'm here
But what a time tattoo
I might as well
We might as well
In some windwhirl of fate
Oh what's that sound
(La la la)
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5. |
Futurism
02:46
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6. |
Epixio
02:15
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7. |
Idols
02:05
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8. |
Chrome Cult
02:10
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9. |
Feverdream
03:40
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10. |
Glyphs in Rust
03:16
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11. |
Flux
03:01
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12. |
O Blessed Space Hangar
04:08
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13. |
Birds
07:16
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14. |
Fractals
03:22
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