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Roadside Attractions
04:05
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Tickets
04:00
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3. |
The Nature of Darkness
03:27
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Stones Remain Stones
03:10
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Stones Remain Stones
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Jesus was tempted by the devil
Out in the desert in the howling wind
Fasting forty days on the cracked soil,
He let the stones remain stones
The viper is more wily than any beast,
Hiding in a garden tree
Crawling on his belly to the open sun and the
Sorrow was multiplied
Waters of the rivers will dry up, but
Stones remain stones
Driving all night to the barren land, where
Stones remain stones
Twenty years later Cain was born,
He was a tiller of the ground
The fruit of the land wasn't good enough,
And the sin lied at the door
Man is born bound to trouble
Just like the sparks will fly upward
Turning to ashes in the the open sun and the
Sorrow is multiplied
Waters of the rivers
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Lay Down Nude
03:28
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Boondock Moon
04:15
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7. |
Twilight
04:45
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8. |
Bellflower Lake
02:57
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