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Eyes Like Ours
05:50
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Development
06:08
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Slow Motion
04:03
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Dreamer
04:14
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outside my head i cast a shadow
im not someone whose seen this side of me
but it drifts accross the ground so down i look
and i could spend my time
wondering who i was
i could count the time that i had won or lost
i could turn toward you and ask you what you saw
but what do these feelings mean
come meet me on this path of wonder
take my hand id like to share with you
what can we learn when we cant understand
we could spend our time wondering what could be
we could ask of god to show us where we stand
you could follow me back to where we met
oh but what have you been dreaming of
im going to live
but im living far away
im going to die
im dying for a way out
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Time Takes
05:51
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Young God
04:52
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Life on Earth
10:12
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cm
03:05
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Tiger Mountain
06:22
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Twilight Property
07:52
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Outside
06:02
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can't pick a favorite song. This album came sideways at me out of the blue, doing heavy lifting and excavating that no qualified mental health practitioner could. Thanks Liz
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Deep, interesting, strong and emotional. Just a great work. Liz Harris will always have something strong, special and surprising in the best artistic way.
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slowly became my favorite grouper record. its so airy and spacey, it feels like it could quite literally disappear at any moment while listening. just so, so beautiful
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