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Oscillations (Pt. 1)
01:00
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Oscillations (Pt. 2)
04:03
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It’s like a mirror in a foreign world
like something you’ve never seen before
Like a circle floating on the wind
Curving straight to the world’s beginning
Somebody told me
The things that move slowly
Make us feel lonely
But I think it’s only
a matter of time
a matter of time
Every time I see the end, I look around, I’m standing right back
at the start again, its just a little oscillation
But don’t be afraid, take my hand—I promise I’ll take us back
To the time when it began, it’s just a little oscillation
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Snow
02:33
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4. |
Bootstraps
03:26
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Pull yourself up by your bootstraps; buy yourself something pretty
One last drink on the house; then it’s goodbye to the city
The lights are turning down outside, you’re in the middle of the sky
The water swirling at our feet, just creatures waiting for the tide
could it be real, love? could it be real, love?
could it be real, love? could it be real, love?
You left a message on the door; You wrote it out cause no one’s left to hear you
It says it’s time to disappear––it should be easy, cause you were never really here
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Ambrose (The Funhouse)
03:25
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Hymn
01:10
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9. |
Going Home
02:48
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10. |
Oscillations (Pt. 3)
01:45
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