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Signal 1
03:54
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SIGNAL 1
The essential part of space
Is the distance in between.
the time it takes to travel
defines everything.
Some signals lose their way
Inside the complicated maze
Surface with vertigo
Far away but tightly interlaced
Some vibrate in harmony
Forming waves inside the body
Radiate centrifugally
spiraling through infinity
For signals lacking harmony,
disturbance is singular
causing friction, chaos, and the need
to see again, this irregularity
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Chaperones
03:51
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"Take this night, by the throat. We don't need, a chaperone..."
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When We Die
02:27
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Mistake
02:48
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I hear the breathe you take, with every mistake
I feel the move you make, with every mistake
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Open Water
02:26
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There's a quiet undertow
Creeping backwards through my bones
Take me where I want to go
I swear I won't tell a soul
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Conquered
02:50
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Bitter Pills
02:38
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As the Thoughts Rush By
03:31
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Signal 2
01:16
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M Gamma Bloomington, Indiana
M Gamma plays guitar, writes loops, and invites other music legends to collaborate on vocals and lyrics. The music is primarily about feel.
It's smart music for people who don't want to think.
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