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Give What You've Got
01:45
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Get it all out, we might not have all day
Won't you say what you mean, and mean what you say
I don't care if it's damning, uneasy or blue
If it's true for you, then it's gonna break through
Even though baby, we're born to decay
Even though feeling is transient, and all you would convey
Is gonna wither away
Now, whether you opt to supply or demand
Whether you help or you hinder's immaterial to the plot
You'll give what you've got...
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2. |
Break Through
04:10
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3. |
Zoetrope
03:34
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4. |
Infinitude
03:37
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5. |
First Ripples
02:56
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6. |
Jitterbox?
02:22
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7. |
Edge
02:49
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8. |
Rondo
04:49
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9. |
Ripping Under Weight
04:21
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Darn Matter Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne garage space noir synth pop wig out rockery or whatever
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