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Jewels
03:33
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It was four in the morning, and we were in the forest.
Gorgeous you - and Molly too.
Can I kiss you?
Can I lick you too?
I know, it's no good...
I know, it's not what I should do!
I know what a red light means,
I know what a green light means,
But when a yellow light shines on me I'm lost...
I know, it's no good...
I know, it's not what I should do!
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Myranda
02:41
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Alley
02:40
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Vaindish
03:38
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Roslyn
02:46
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Cocoon
03:12
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Sea Shells
02:26
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Interlude
02:00
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Andrea (extended)
03:58
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Before The Storm
02:44
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Kara
02:22
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Hurt
03:29
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Fallen Leaves
03:56
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Future Light
04:11
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Kenneth von Suss Montréal, Québec
Psychedelic orchestral pop/folk music.
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