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Looking
03:15
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Intro
03:04
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Clash
09:01
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Perspective
07:40
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What Came First
04:36
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Finding
03:50
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Odyssey
06:15
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Walking
06:33
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Variations
02:43
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Teleportation
09:50
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A Trip
03:28
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Lonely Sounds
04:01
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Don't I know the heartache?
Why don't I know the heartache?
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15. |
Opportunity
06:47
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Interlude (Apocalypse)
01:19
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Pigeon Drummer
08:55
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Atlas Prime Houston, Texas
Experimental music artist from Houston. All feedback is greatly appreciated.
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