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Infrared (feat. Aztro)
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Relic of the Past
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Color (feat. Aztro)
02:51
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Sky High
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Paper Planes
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Sky High (Alternate)
02:41
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I Do Not Exist
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He/Him//She/Her
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New Orleans (Rough Mix)
02:41
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Evening (Remix)
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Exit
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You Used To Be Adorable
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