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Against It All
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Rain Puddles
06:12
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Stations and Airports
05:24
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Buses and Planes
04:40
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Sertraline Dreams
03:36
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Tokyo 4am
04:10
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Something Is Pulling Me
05:08
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The Part That's Missing
04:50
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Going West to sit alone by the sea
Try and find the part that's missing
Waves against the shore
Sun against my face
There's a need for peace
There's a need for space
In a smoke-filled room
He looks right through me
Eyes to the soul, eyes to the bone
What are you waiting for?
You don't know what you're missing
Lips that feel like heaven
What are you waiting for?
He says, he says
It never ends
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Return
05:23
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Gentoo
I began making music at an early age, learning guitar from my father who played at local night clubs and lodges. From there I joined high school band where I learned clarinet and alto saxophone until my bad behavior forced me out. In the studio I’m able to comfortably be myself—free to construct intricate worlds of sound based on whatever enters my mind. ... more
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