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Jan 5th
00:41
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The walk home is short and brisk,
I can take more of this.
I can make it on my own.
The silence is my best friend and you're killing him with conversation.
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Jan 6th
01:07
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3. |
Tosche
01:47
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We rely on binary suns
Cover your tracks
'Cause we have lost everything
They march single file so they hide their numbers
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4. |
Livingston
00:59
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My little brother, Xavier, talking.
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In Greater Numbers Los Angeles, California
I make music that doesn't sound professional.
In Greater Numbers recommends:
Mathy progrock, great grooves and tight jams. These dudes have it.
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