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Negentropy
01:38
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Time Will Wear You Down
04:04
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Take my phone through a screen
The "Screen" that feeds me all my dreams
Time will wear you down
Time will wear you down
Time will wear you down
Time will wear you down
Time will wear you down
Time will wear you down
Working for the clampdown?
You're living in it
Beige Boxes, Thought Crimes
You're living in it
Vacum Lies, Skipping Time
You're Living In It
Time Will Wear You Down
If you're living in it"
"Time Will Wear You Down" by Fires of Denmark
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It Goes On
04:37
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It Goes ON
Time slips away
Time runs away
Time slips away
Time runs away
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And It Never Ends
05:03
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AndOnAndOnAndOnAndOn
04:41
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Do You Know?
07:14
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Preserve The Thread
12:28
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Fires of Denmark Rochester, Minnesota
"Fires of Denmark" is a genre bending dream synth performance with live looping of vintage synthesizers to create a unique, electrifying experience. With influences coming from The Cure, Tame Impala, Mac Demarco, Tears for Fears, The XX and Pink Floyd.
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