1. |
A Storm Approaches
03:35
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2. |
Windowledge Doll
04:06
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3. |
Eroding The Ivory
06:06
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4. |
The Gift
03:23
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5. |
Music Box
04:29
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6. |
The Red Noise
23:09
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The world is a different place from the one we once knew. There are no houses, no money, no weeks or months or years. There is only the endless noise.
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7. |
JFK
07:37
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