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Archers
04:31
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2. |
Circle of Life
04:46
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Sleepy Lakes
04:52
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Candle Light
03:48
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Skeleton Key
03:37
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From Milk & Honey
00:20
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Wake Forest
06:08
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8. |
Glass Beach
05:21
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Little brittle bones
See them rattle and crack
Getting older really never felt so fast
But me and you
We gotta make this one last
People always changing
for the better or worse
Seen a lot of shit
Some of us will never learn
But me and you
We gotta make this one last
You know that I mean no harm
Swollen eyes and broken arms
Been to hell
Will still live on
No one’s safe from you
Know his name
People come and go
It’s the way of life
I’m running in circles
Trying to stay alive
But me and you
We gotta make this one last
Never met God
Couldn’t tell you how he’s been
Itching at my head
And I’m flaking dry skin
But me and you
We gotta make this one last
You know that I mean no harm
Swollen eyes and broken arms
Been to hell
Will still live on
Know his name
Know his name
Beat to hell we still live on
Know his name
You know that I mean no harm
Know his name
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9. |
Rare Earth
04:09
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10. |
Oracle
05:26
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Ghost Child
06:11
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