1. |
Same Song
02:56
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2. |
Fa Fa Fa
03:08
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3. |
Pile On
01:36
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4. |
Judas
03:33
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5. |
Green Grass
02:40
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6. |
ENEMENE
05:12
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7. |
Spring Thing
05:33
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8. |
Slacko ~ Water Bravado
10:13
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9. |
Same Song (again)
04:48
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Freshly Wrapped Candies Los Angeles, California
Time is passing
Events become
Increasingly strange
Reality
Verses
Artificiality
Indistinguishable
Assimilation
Comparison
Become
Useless
There is no room
For thought
No room
For speculation
No room
For emotion
No question
Acceptance
Accept it
... more
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