Neutral Oblivian, by Lone Sundown

Neutral Oblivian

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	1.	Can't find meaning in it sometimes 03:20
	2.	Hot copy 03:45
	3.	It's not the ammount of time you devote but, what you devote to the time that counts. 05:49
	4.	To be treated like a fever of a child feeling God 02:44
	5.	To be treated like a fever of God fearing child 04:13
	6.	You kiss trains like the new Cecilia 04:41
	7.	up down 06:08

released April 20, 2011

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Boston DIY Boston, Massachusetts

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