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1134
05:12
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Echoes
02:59
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As love is never wrong, would you throw a stone?
As love is never wrong, would you be the o
ne?
Let harmful way amend.
Is this a progress we’ve paved?
A season for understanding. A season for a change.
Echoes of made up disease. Echoes of made up crisis.
Is this a progress we’ve paved?
As love is never wrong, would you throw a stone?
As love
is never wrong, would you be the one?
You fear because you don’t embrace. You fear because you don’t understand.
Echoes of made up disease.
As love is never wrong, would you throw a stone?
A stone. As love is never wrong, would you be the one?
Stones.
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Fahrenheit 451
03:40
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4. |
Fuel The Fire
03:16
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5. |
Redemption
02:38
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Dead Wait
04:35
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7. |
Orwellian
03:42
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8. |
Divisions
03:53
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