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Ascending
02:33
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You always wanted to live to reach twenty
You're older now, and you feel lost
You don't know where you'll be next year
You don't seem to have a plan
And I guess you're just calling it living to this point
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This memory will fade away
Like any other one before
And the universe won't stop for you
So you must let go..... and prevail
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Surrounded By Birds
01:56
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And A Razor In Your Hand
00:58
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Monophobia
03:31
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"When loneliness fills you, does this mean we're dead?"
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Holy Motors
04:28
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Metropolis' Fog Egypt
Experimental with a pinch of ambience project formed during the covid lockdown.
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