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(Do You) Remember Me
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83 84 70 85
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Artificial
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Deaf Warm Up
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Disappointment
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Dungeons
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FM BASS OOOOHHHHH
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Foreboding
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Horror Riser
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horrorxyz
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KRAB Cover
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Let Go
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Lofi 2
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LostME80
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New Idea
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New Project 2
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New Project
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NITWesque
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Nothing but nature
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As the birds and plants are waking up, as all of nature raises its head to the miraculous sun, or glowing life source, the fog that hovers silently over the tranquil water of the pond decides it is time to go to sleep. Some of the greatest beauties off the world are often hidden, forcing one to go out of their way to find them. Take mushrooms for example. They hide on the dark underbellies off fallen trees, and deep in the forest, where the dense canopy of leaves blocks sunlight from reaching the forest floor. There, mushrooms thrive and live prosperous lives where they can be left in peace. Why do mushrooms hide? Maybe they're shy, afraid that all the other lifeforms would make fun of them. After all, who would want to hang out with a decomposer, an organism who's job it is to break down nature? However, it is with destruction of old life that new life can be born. Mushrooms, all decomposers, are the beginning and end of every single living thing. It is in this backwards logic of the rebel mushroom where we can find tranquility amidst the chaos of living, and the fear of dying.
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Passing Time
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Rainy Sunday Morning
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Relaxation
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Shady Inspiration
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Sleeping for Tomorrow
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To Ease the Stress
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Universe III
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Unknown Man
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Vocals
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You're Precious
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Still Nobody hell, Michigan
I make music. Simple as that. I'm still figuring out what kind of music exactly I make, but at least I try.
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