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You Are
04:10
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You are/who are, who you are/you are, you are what you are, that's all that you are, you are part of a star, do you know who you are? you are the star of your own movie. stars are falling every day they say whatever they say you don't have to play the game make up your own...
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Never Again
04:19
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The beginning was the end of whatever came before but never again - doomed to repeat histories incomplete halfway through the battle before you even are born - are you before your time are you left behind or are you right on time? did you get it right?
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Arrow of Time
04:03
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Driving town to town searching for their sound all around following the line the arrow of time always slowing down that's why the world around is speeding up
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Slow is Go
04:18
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Slow is go tortoise said to the rose just grow slow as you wanna grow. We'll get there someday but along the way we'll get to know the road as we go solo. Don't get me wrong, we're not here for long, no don't misunderstand, we gotta go while we can. But don't go too fast, our fragile shell won't last, are you running toward the future or away from the past? How long will this thing last?
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Motobeacon Toronto, Ontario
We are a Toronto-based sample-rock band. We use bits of live rhythm samples, synths, distorted guitars, and fuzz bass to construct lush layers of audio loops on-the-fly. Currently we are recording a new album about a band that makes a time-travelling tour van, but things go awry when the fame sets in... ... more
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