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Fairer Winds
04:34
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Las Islas Malvinas
04:05
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Here it is
I'm going to the corner store
One more time before I go
One last chance before I know
Here we go in half time
I dream in half time
Ship sets sail at six o-nine
Won't miss the battle cry
The time has come
The war's been waged
But still I fear
Of coming days, Malvinas near
Of broken hearts and mothers' tears
Son nuestras!
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Morning
03:16
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Light blue light gleams off the dew
Pierces my window and enters my room
As the days break you
the morning fog bleeds through
the wake ups, the stay ups,
the go homes, and I know
Memory mirrors the fog in the streets
As I roll back into the shelter of sheets
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Silence & the Stain
02:57
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The Calendar's Song
02:49
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Floating Fast
04:56
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House Of
01:48
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Last Chance
03:43
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La Madrugada Viene Ya
02:15
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Reservations
04:47
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These Southern Skies
05:24
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Silvery Sea
03:49
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Colonies Tacoma, Washington
Colonies is an indie rock band based in Tacoma, WA.
Travis Shumate
Adam Meeks
Christian Powers
Jason Cox
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