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Dawn
08:55
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2. |
Dawn Chorale
02:42
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Come now
Now or never
Wait for me
I'll be there
Oo...
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Morrow
05:15
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4. |
Free Fall
05:00
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All I know
All I am
Close my eyes
Free fall
Every one
Every day
Finds a way
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5. |
She
07:30
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6. |
Flash
03:13
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To be conscious of a moment
But still we step away from it
In a dying instance time slows
It's all a method of distraction
Like a solitary stone you fall
An agent of destruction
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7. |
Dreamers
01:37
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If you love someone, could you love them enough?
If you had someone, could you show them love?
Could you love someone like me?
Like a home fire
It comes quietly through the night
Well I love her wild
It's breaking me
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8. |
Currents
11:06
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