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Chill Ride
06:05
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Mt. Climb
03:48
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Hidden my the mist a world can be missed and most don't have the time to leave it all behind.
The summit looks so nice, the sky is far to climb. Up above the cloud, we'll smoke and think out loud.
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Wait, Just You Two
02:10
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Cool Party
02:41
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At a cool party, something on my mind. Jory and Mez, packing in the daily grind. Something in the air smells nice. Sure could go for a slice. At a cool party moving in and out of time.
Good tunes bad tunes
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Dark Zone
02:33
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After hours when she's alone she'll be off in her dark zone where she's all alone.
A second world, there's no escape. The magic here has locked the gate to her dark zone fate.
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Sock Hop
01:29
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Why Can't I Freeze Time?
01:30
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Jazz Kids
02:24
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Human Music Winnipeg, Manitoba
Human Music makes music for humans. Tune in and chill out.
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