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A generation so in love with competition and war
they make realistic games about it
and if you ask them what're fighting for they'll say
all is dark
there is no life
and you're a fool to care about it
Chorus:
But Your love drives me on
You have shown me the dawn
and my lover makes me smile as she sleeps
I never thought I'd ever find a decent escape out of there
that maze had me stuck for far too long
but in the morning I jumped right into the pool
it washed me clean
made me smile
I'd be a fool to live without it
Chorus
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Challenger Deep
02:59
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Up on land they run around;
Down below, without a sound
tiny shrimp begin their day
Deep beneath the rolling waves
down where no one ever braves
come what may
The trench endureth, ever on,
and only the rarest ocean spawn
will ever say
What secrets does the sea conceal?
Only to the brave reveals the sea
her mysteries
Down to the depths of the Challenger Deep
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Porcupine
02:27
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Blue Period
04:02
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Humaliwo
03:54
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Stop It, Cat
00:32
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Caisson
02:58
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Cactus Cooler
00:37
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Salmon Girl
02:28
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Salute to the Salmon Seattle, Washington
Music by Yex and Haley-Ryan, made for the genii locorum of the Cascadia.
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