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Just the Place
02:49
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Tonight
02:59
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It's Alright, Friend
04:04
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Louie's Song
03:00
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Losing Touch
02:28
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I know, we're losing touch.
Technology's got the best of us.
But if we keep on pushing through,
I know we'll make it to the other side.
Sometimes, I think I should've been born.
Maybe 200 or a 1000 years ago.
But these sort of thing, my dear,
They're impossible to know.
And sometimes, when I'm feeling blue.
I just take, one good look at you.
And I feel alright.
You make me feel alright...
You make me feel alright...
I don't worry about tomorrow.
I don't worry about today.
I don't worry about anything.
I'm just OK.
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Bioluminescence
03:13
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Bioluminescence,
The corpuscle ballet.
Deep blue fluorescence.
You don't know what you can't see during the day.
Oh I don't remember.
I don't recall.
I don't know.
Salty star reflections,
On a deep black black sea.
Scatterbrained ecletic.
Thoughts are drowning me.
It's all under control.
I'm all under control.
But what's control afterall?
Bioluminescence,
The corpuscle ballet.
Deep blue fluorescence.
You don't know what you can't see during the day.
Oh I don't remember.
I don't want to.
I don't want to recall.
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