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Tie me along
04:11
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Tie me along, too
02:26
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Turning [...]
01:04
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A Whoop / the 4ness
02:06
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Crosscut [interlude]
01:00
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Leaves fAllign
03:54
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The Sky, being an Ocean
07:04
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What lasts forever?
05:55
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Getting warmer
02:58
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Wholesome carbohydrates for our avian friends
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