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Scars
09:17
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Desert Curtain
10:10
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Surrender
06:42
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Lucifer's Soldier
06:44
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Prisoner
06:57
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Morning Surprise
07:39
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Blue Cosmic Berlin, Germany
They run for the sake of getting lost and go astray on the paths of the mind.Through the limitless darkness of the night and the glaring of day they dance and tumble, drunken with bliss; from the outskirts of the preordained they draw mesmeric concepts.They laugh in the face of the gaping abyss while turning their heads towards the stars.Ask your shadow for a dance. What the heck.blue is cosmic. ... more
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