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Infinite Daydream
00:19
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King Sittin
01:50
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I Lose
01:31
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you tell me why so i say no
go point your finger and tell me where to go
there aint no way this feeling will last
time is now but im tripping through the past
cause I Lose
Im ready to swallow
there is no tomorrow
only today
time is now now i know how
its the only way
cause i lose
and now i wonder where ive been
these new shoes dont have that new shoe sheen
i open the door and i want more
but i see through
and i see you....
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4. |
Mezcal
01:51
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5. |
Get Abducted
01:34
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Cicada
02:09
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7. |
90% Power, 10% Up
01:46
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8. |
Donny Attack
02:20
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