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At the edge of the nil
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Piece of emptiness
06:47
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Land on fire
06:18
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Into the backyard
07:03
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From the hills
06:45
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Give me just
06:59
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Dive in the sorrow
06:24
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Ghostly sailing ship
06:25
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