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get over it
00:44
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neetle dance
03:46
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Dance of Bad Dreams
02:57
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headpoo
02:48
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hEd fUl Vv pu!
fUl Vv t@`dz {nd pIs {nd pu ~
hEd fUl Vv pu ...
hEd fVn Vv kVm ~ !
si m@n spVNk {nd SIt
hEd fUl Vv pu!
( hEd fUl Vv pu )
fUl Vv t@dz {nd pIs {nd pu ~
( t@dz {nd pIs pu )
hEd fUl Vv pu ...
( hEd fUl Vv pu )
hEd fVn Vv kVm ~ !
( geI pIN { n@s )
si m@n spVNk {nd SIt
( pi nIs )
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Feral Thing
01:46
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deep hole
05:54
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Sadness (Bootleg)
03:42
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Gup
02:17
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pulling the needle
04:07
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