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Econolite
03:05
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shout at the flame
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sediments of silt
04:08
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A sediment of silt
Impediments of fear
Resentments of guilt.
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song in F#2
02:19
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I retreat to my hostile bed
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12c
03:24
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I just crash
the door revolves and we expand
exploring colors, reverberating rooms
the paint it comes and it removes
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Albert DeMuth Providence, Rhode Island
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