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Prophecies
03:02
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The Chaos Is Being Alone
05:08
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Said Too Much
03:19
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So Typical...
01:36
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Bluesy Tune
03:08
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A Bit of a Thing
04:26
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Cliché Song
03:50
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M.S. Waltz
03:16
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Well said, there's no one to blame for your own mistake
Too bad, you cannot decide if you'll walk today
Black spots appear on your spine, let them go away
'Cause Multiple Sclerosis is vicious and all
If we don't kick it out it will stay
We'd better be cautious and strong if we want it to go away
Hold on, don't feel alone, see we're right beside
Black thoughts may go through your mind,
but they're not gonna stay...
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Attraction
05:10
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Lonely Faction Lyon, France
writng songs when i feel like it, recordng them (on my old 4-track KRG-PXR4) when i'm not 2 lazy, puting them on the intrnet when i'm in the mood :-)
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