1. |
The Bailing
05:02
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2. |
Appearances
04:03
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3. |
Stephen Colbert
03:42
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you cant try to buy us
you wont find a link to change our course
this is the code we verify
distrust and bias
our world distorted everyday
but facts are boring anyway
but my friend stephen colbert will tell them all
asserting freedom of speech with giant balls
they think they can compete but
he'll out talk them all
truthinizing
exposing liars
they all just seem to follow along
they all just seem to follow along
except you
they all have been so wrong all along
they all have been so wrong all along
except you
they must have decided
to not try or think or make a choice
they left us almost paralyzed
both sides denied us
no one emerging with a voice
this is the world we occupy
you cant try to buy us
you wont find a link to change our course
this is the code we verify
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4. |
Disarmed
04:39
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5. |
Far From Safe
06:28
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6. |
Appeal to the Masses
03:38
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7. |
Captured
03:53
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8. |
A Crowded Place
04:23
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9. |
Sealed
03:55
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10. |
Not For Anyone
04:30
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11. |
Atlas
04:18
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Inu San Francisco, California
Inu (e-nu) is San Francisco-based producer Count (Radiohead, DJ Shadow, New Order, Halou, Galactic, Frank Sinatra), cellist Zoe Keating (Rasuptina, Imogen Heap, Dresden Dolls), guitarist Tim Hingston, and Nyles Lannon.
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