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Exitus I
04:03
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Exitus II
03:19
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Exitus III
03:15
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Exitus IV
03:08
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I fell in love, hard
And then I pushed, away
And then I ran, again
I fell in love, scarred
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Exitus V
02:36
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Exitus VI
03:16
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Exitus VII
03:06
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Exitus VIII
03:23
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Exitus IX
11:52
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Exitus X
01:41
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Yardsss Portland, Oregon
Post-Art, Musicology
ØØØ = solo
∅∀‡ = full band
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