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Meaning Well
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Life goes on without you.
Leave the witness wanting more.
Close the door behind you.
Impossibility is endlessly inspiring but not yours.
Life goes on around you.
Leave the witness wanting more.
Let the floodgates open.
The possibilities are endlessly intriguing so you're not.
Responsibility replacing your ambition as you choke.
Find futility. Love it like you'd rather be alone.
..Sound advice designed to heal, borrowed from my meaning well.
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4666
04:59
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From Movies
03:33
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Split Head Phone
04:23
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Out!
01:38
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Hot Gospel
01:52
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Alfred and Elvis
02:19
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Become the Clouds
01:43
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Hail Satan
02:02
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Diddleysquat
04:06
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Do Better
06:08
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Benjamin
01:53
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Needingless
04:07
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Immediate Family Portland, Oregon
Immediate Family is what happens when I (Brett) work on something for so long that I learn to stop worrying and love the process again and again and again and
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