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Meaningless
01:51
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Electric dream
03:51
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Short circuit
03:47
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I try to fly over this lie, but i feel tired, as if i die.
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Half-full, half-empty
04:50
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I realize that the life can be nice, i recognize that your truth can be sane, i remember the sun the sky and your eyes, i feel the air of a fresh breeze of ice. But i still think about the light, i still fear of the big night. But i feel that you realize.
I realize that the life can be vain, i recognize that your truth can be lies, i remember the storm the cold and your smiles, i feel the air of a hot breeze of fire. but i still think about the night, i still hope the big big light. and i feel that you realize.
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Clown on a cloud
02:09
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Sans issue
03:25
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Irony of fate
02:17
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The truth
02:47
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