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Seventeen Years pt. 1
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Modern Transcendentalism
06:26
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King of the Clouds
04:24
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Seventeen Years pt. 2
02:58
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5. |
Impaired Hearing
04:58
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Waking Up With Wolves St. George, Utah
Patrick Swansborough creates an acoustic, dream-emo sound as Waking Up With Wolves, combining melancholy tonality with a psychedelic, spacey atmosphere to define the magic feeling of his sound. His emotionally charged vocal performance combined with lyrical themes of life, death, and religion make for an introspective listening experience. ... more
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