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Purpose
04:19
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I look at the sun and I wonder, what did my ancient fathers and mothers say?
They said, hard times ahead, resistance in a garden head
Eye of an animal, soul of a desert
Where am I headed?
What are we to do in this old terrain
I'm not afraid of whats ahead
All is by my side
I know where I reside in the next moments that come alive
Let the birds scream
Let the plants be
Let me free the sea in me
Let's build a tree
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Till I'm Gone
05:06
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The Problems We Face
05:57
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Ink Feeling
03:53
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Sacrifice
02:59
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Baby youre suffering
I know theres a way
To ease your pain
The gnats and the clouds they go floating
towards what they please
Oh can't you see the dedication under my sleeve?
My love
I got the feeling, I got the feeling
I got the feeling yeah
That patience running thick
so viscous so viscious
That patience running thick
so viscous so viscious
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Ocean Drive
03:16
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7. |
Dance So Cold
03:38
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21
02:39
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