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iridescent silver
02:37
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a stitch in the sequence
02:50
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staring into the sun
03:18
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throwing sparks
00:59
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on a vibrating backdrop
03:34
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ghost trap
03:19
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gone too soon
01:53
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dove in blind
03:32
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orchestra of chaos
02:41
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cardboard cut-out
02:30
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lifted within
04:53
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