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I - The Central Machine
01:12
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Last Warning
05:07
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Music by DulceSky. Lyrics by Oliver Valenzuela
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LIfe As We Knew
05:30
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4. |
Icon (Of Distress)
04:44
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Spies of the System
05:59
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Shades of an Empire
07:12
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Music by DulceSky
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7. |
Empty Places
05:34
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Empty Places
empty streets
empty buildings
and factories
I hear a voice
that cuts through stone
echoes of better times
Empty apartments
and offices
Empty rooms
and stairways
I hear a voice
that cuts through wals
echoes of better times
I still hear the voice!
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8. |
Ministry of Truth
06:23
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9. |
The Gathering Darkness
10:12
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DulceSky Salt Lake City, Utah
DulceSky is an American dream-rock band based in Salt Lake City, UT.
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