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Track 28
04:42
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We got the songs
We got the music, louder now
I had it on pause, but it's on play now
My day starts
Rhythm drives me out of bed
The language of all pre installed in our heads
It's in you, it's true, it's what you do
Something called my name
A key to all these chains
It was a note that took me to a place
I found a melody
From there it set me free
It was a spell that cast on me
It's the only thing that I feel
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2. |
Knock On My Door
03:09
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3. |
Drinks On Me
04:11
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Sober
03:11
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Love Flow
04:30
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Delta Nickel
03:24
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7. |
Best Time
01:39
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