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Daybreak (Intro)
01:16
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Do (do) you feel? feel the burn? Do you feel, the (the) burn? in my soul? soul? Same. Feel (feel) soul. Same, same. In my soul.
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Shapeshifter
03:12
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Ohh, wa ohhh ohh ohhhh ohhh ohhhwaaaohhh... OHHHHh ohhhh...
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December Blades
04:11
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break it, break it down. (oh, ae ah). Destiny.
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Fleet Street
04:01
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Toby, where are youuuu?? (in the light..) sweeney todd.. (pie, pie, pie) In the light. Tight all these years. (brain) fire, fire (brain.) Locked up all these (these) years. All all, all all, all yearrrrrr. Toby, where are youuu??
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Greezy
04:20
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Motorist
03:50
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fire, fire.. fire, fire, fire.. we all we almost had almost had (repeat)
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Nightfall (Outro)
01:20
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Mirror Machine St Paul, Minnesota
Julian Frederick Bintner, aka ‘Mirror Machine’, is a composer and producer from Saint Paul, Minnesota. He is known for his unusual psyglitch style and eccentric remixing of media. Though he prefers the studio to live venues, his music has nonetheless gained him some notoriety. he has been active in the twin cities music scene since 2006. ... more
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