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...time is stopping too
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call and response
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melt
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bring the stars down
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landmarks
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fate is in our hands
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we are on the wrong side
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turn over
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decider
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till we finally rest...
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emf Milford, Delaware
hi, im emf. i go by a bunch of different names, mostly the name wrong step. i like to use these name as categorization for different ideas or genres. genres i like to play are experimental rock, neo-psychadelia, experimental folk, experimental pop, and electronica, but i have other influences as well. thanks for reading my ted talk. ... more
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