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Open Up A Window
03:50
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He's A Bat
04:14
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Trap Door
05:28
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Golden Ballroom
03:25
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Deep in a dream I climbed the stairs, to a golden ballroom where
strange music hung like smoke
I met a silent woman there in a diamond wheelchair
I touched her shoulder, with her eyes she spoke
She said “never be too far from me
now don’t you worry you will see
my heart will always find you”
I opened my arms and pulled her near, and my eyes gave up their tears
and a singer started singing
Nobody moved or took a breath, still and beautiful as death
as the steeple bells kept ringing
Saying “don’t forget the things you learned
the joy you feel your tears have earned
my heart will always find you”
The singer’s voice was a perfect sound
as the golden ballroom spun around
my heart will always find you
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5. |
Gets In The Way
03:33
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Telescope & Satellite
03:55
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