1. |
they grow
04:43
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2. |
they learn
03:26
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3. |
they dream
02:51
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4. |
they blossom
04:58
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5. |
they drink
03:52
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6. |
they dance
04:31
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7. |
they exuviate (take 5)
05:42
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8. |
they swim
03:04
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9. |
they fuck
02:27
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10. |
they jazz
05:04
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11. |
they pray (take 7)
06:14
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D Force Records Beijing, China
Already stop running, and change to Merrie Records from 2019.
merrierecord.bandcamp.com
Founded in 2015, D Force has rapidly gathered a brilliant and diverse roster of young talents: from dance music to rock' n' roll, from experimental to folk...
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