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SOUND
03:24
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can you hear it calling? sounding forests falling
did you lift a finger when your friend got scared?
can you hear it?
you can hear so clearly when they sound like you
when the sun comes early what will you do?
call of ages, voices near me, no- it's not too much
god I know her, not an angel, I am on my dusk
pull out all the threads till the clothes are gone
no need to explain the return of the dawn
it's hard to listen when you live to make sound
if there's nobody to listen then there isn't a sound
can you hear it?
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2. |
4AM
01:49
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3. |
Little Million
03:25
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4. |
adagio for beings
01:58
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5. |
i feel it
03:09
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6. |
slow it down
05:01
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7. |
Quiet World
03:26
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8. |
4PM
02:17
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9. |
NOTHING
03:18
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K. Van Petten Seattle, Washington
K. Van Petten is a multi-instrumental musician and singer/songwriter based in Seattle.
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