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New Age
03:52
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Causeway
02:25
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Nosedive
03:22
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Snowflake Daydream
02:29
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Summer Daze
03:13
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Summer, where have you been?
You left and then you came again.
Summer, how I long to see.
Summer, did you forget me?
(Please don’t forget me)
Summer, I don’t want you to go.
Summer, you are part of my soul.
Summer days and summer nights.
Summer play and summer fights.
Summer, tell me what you did.
Because, summer, you got me feeling like a kid.
(And I’m no kid)
Summer, you are not just a season.
Summer, I do love you.
You may say that I should know the difference.
You may say that seasons they do change.
You may say that time is just a concept.
You wouldn’t like it if it all stayed the same.
(repeat first verse)
Summer, I know you have to go.
But, Summer, you are part of my soul.
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Little Marten
04:28
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Santa Cruz Arcade
02:16
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Big Marten
03:07
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The Deep Unknown
03:47
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10. |
Aloha
01:55
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