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And Breath Away Normally
03:47
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Is it ok to do nothing?
All I do is recycle
Is there a way to get under
And catch a breath?
And catch a breath
Don't hold it against yourself
The movement dies with the music
Below the waterline
I lost my way
If I knew it
I'm out of step
I'm out of step
Don't hold it against yourself
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Cosmic Idiots
04:41
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Parosmia
03:28
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Reciprocal Angles
02:56
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Seeing You
03:36
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Is It This?
02:44
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Dashcam
03:45
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In slow motion
You're filming me crashing into you
Because
I'm filming you crashing into me
In high definition
You're filming me crashing into you
Because
I'm filming you crashing into me
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Knots
02:11
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Easy Magic
02:15
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What Fresh Hell Is This?
03:16
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Unsubscribed
02:11
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All That Is Left
03:18
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And when you go
There's no reason to
Come back
And when you call
I won't answer
All that is left
And when you come back
I'll see you
In the secret places
We used to meet
All that is left
Is left
All
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Messiah Simplex
00:52
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Unreliable Witness
03:25
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Vile
02:42
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I might be irredeemably vile
Let me be myself
There might be no way back from here
Back from here
Let me be myself
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Snow On The Mountain
03:17
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Oni Nembutsu
06:56
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The Silver Pavilion
02:39
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NOW ZERO UK
Named after the JG Ballard short story about an author who can literally write a death sentence.
Yum.
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Mirna's warm voice draws you in. The production is wonderful - a subtle shift to greater abstraction takes you on a journey as a listener.
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The Convincer (20th Anniversary Edition)
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Where You Are (EP)
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