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A Friend From Far Away
03:47
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Oh To Be Empty
03:51
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Caught Making Signals
03:23
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Envy The Birds
05:00
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Derision
03:59
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Something That Can Help
03:57
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Creature of These Times
03:38
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Survival Suit
02:47
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9. |
Verbal Child
04:02
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10. |
Schooling
03:49
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synth: Mik Hanscomb
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11. |
Stellar Chorus
05:05
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Matt Finucane Brighton, UK
“He should be heard by many many people” – Louder Than War
(just building my tomb a brick at a time)
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