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Turning Tides
04:42
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The oceans crest
into lonely sands of stillness
keeping the course I tried to make
Living in these cubes
of time and space
the turning tides
will make us drift away
A final plea
of where we used to be
there’s no coming back
if we can’t see
the truth may never know
where we used to be
Dripping water
on your sunlit face
The rain asks
will you forgive me?
The sun stains my eyes
blinking and hiding
don’t wanna know
If it comes back
there’s no place to go
The turning tides
will never know
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Seven Days
05:16
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One Last Time
04:38
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Phenotract Brooklyn, New York
Brooklyn's Phenotract (Eric Shans) has been making music for 20 years. The music has progressed from harder techno industrial, to ethereal new wave sounds and big beats.
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