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14.08.10
02:12
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Crushing Compasses
05:00
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We climb up trees
To escape from the Earth
It's in our blood
A life of our own
That we've known since birth
We didn't know
These roots are just
Our way to the top
Don't fall back
These games we play, these are games we play
We're still youth, or so they say
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Gold Cross
05:38
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Wait For Me Here
04:19
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As the sky turns, as the map burns, and the fog fades to clear a path;
Brave on the bow, no need to be found
It's not something you'd expect, what you'd do alone;
I've found a frontier all my own.
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