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Levitation
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Star
04:34
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Slave
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Fix Me
03:20
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Tightrope
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Nuclear Babies
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What She Wants
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The Singularity Music Los Angeles, California
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“Genius, Massive, Perfection, Brilliant, Great, Outstanding, Exquisite, Remarkable, Pure Beauty, Excellent, Impressive, Inspiring” and seem to feature the words “I Love” a lot. The most important people are the fans. They are lovely people who genuinely seem to love it! x
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