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Wondrous Eyes
01:47
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Generation Why
06:04
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Cataracts
07:00
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Just when I though it had passed me by,
Sentiment kept it in place
And nothingness became of me,
Storming off London Cambridge
And there was time but no I
Won't forget those wondrous eyes I
Left inside that place
And there's elsewhere I would rather be,
This garden seems so vividly
To put in over an abyss like place
My head on a pole I don't know my name
And there was time but no I
Won't forget those wondrous eyes I
Left inside that place
There's a ghost inside my head
Closed eyes,
Cataracts
I can't see the piper's fallen
Mr. Barrett's mind's gone
There's a ghost inside my head
Closed eyes,
Cataracts
I can't see the piper's fallen
Mr. Barrett's mind's gone
I can't see the piper's fallen
Mr. Barrett's mind's gone
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4. |
Visible Friend (Part I)
05:04
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5. |
Visible Friend (Part II)
02:33
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6. |
Silent Talkie
03:18
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