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Sinker, Sinking
03:06
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The guise, the grip
A conduit
All wrapped and tied, customized
And then the stream, of all unseen
A storm unknown, laid out
So, too, you ride
On a standard night
Or a fumbled walk
Guilty delights
So goes the strain to ascertain
A storm unnamed, sprawled out at your door
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In Granada
04:20
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Tempest Time Again
03:25
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Alta (Warped Kite)
04:26
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The Conductor Calls
03:31
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Conduct
03:28
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Inverio
01:34
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Swine
01:41
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Of Passengers and Plight
04:44
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