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Something Seen
03:14
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Something seen from the sky I can explain, but only with your open eyes. Take the time before it takes you
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Big Sky
03:05
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I found you a wilderness, found you a place to rest BIG SKY show me your history, in the patterns underneath, soft songs were meant to hear in the shadow of many years...YOU never saw it coming, YOU never saw it under BIG SKY darkness will sweep your mind, break your back and break your spine BIG SKY send me your thunderwings, send me eternal springs, under a glowing sky, now heed the passing light...YOU never saw it coming, YOU never saw it under BIG SKY
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Queener Song
04:09
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You spin around the sun just like you don't care, looking for heat you know is not there. I wanted to help you but you're going nowhere OOOOOOOOOOOO Nowhere. Cause I said I wanted it all, cause I said all the time....you know I don't take no- You're looking for a place in the underground, looking for love that won't make a sound, start your own city, start your own town. OOOOOOOOOOOO Own town... Cause I said I wanted it all, cause I said all the time....you know I don't take no (guitar speaks)
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