sketchgaze
Let's watch a movie, expend no energy and just be.
Can we just be?
The most consistent album I've ever listened to.
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I Feel Exhausted
05:47
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Queen Mary II
02:58
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The Future
03:23
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$1,000,000,000
03:19
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Turn & Go & Turn
03:10
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No Furniture
04:36
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Big Hat
04:05
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Wild Life
04:38
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