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empty space
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grovesmen
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placate
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yuppie
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interlude
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and now back to
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bug symphony
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cadaver dance
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old memory fade out
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Requiem For Venus Oregon
this is my more or less deceased bandcamp page of music i made when i was 14 - 16 years old. also sometimes i dump a bunch
of tracks from my computer to ensure they don't get lost in the cybervoid.
anyways check out some of my other projects if u want:
docs.google.com/document/d/184ASSrs_KSfJyERrIh9T856N06qe7op708eGwY_I6Kw/edit
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