1. |
House (single)
03:25
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Snow comes down
like dead cells in the sea
or like coral eggs
I sit down
I'm packed like garbage
Heavy use of pills
You'll never know
living in a big house
My thin wall can't with stand a punch
You'll never...
Snow comes down
on my empty house
on my empty mind
I sit down
remembering the whiskey
I drank some ago
You'll never look at the cracks
of my house
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2. |
Retrospection
04:06
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3. |
Strings.stem
03:25
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4. |
Piano.stem
03:25
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5. |
Drums.stem
03:25
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6. |
Bass.stem
03:25
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7. |
Guitars.stem
03:25
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8. |
Vocal.stem
03:25
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9. |
Chorus.stem
03:25
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