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Cozmic Wonders
06:04
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Drifting Off
07:14
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Just count down from 10 to zero in Polish
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Magic Kingdom Dance
04:47
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Twango
05:07
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Mellow Dream
06:06
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Eastern Darkness
04:26
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Flying in the Sky
05:24
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Flying in the Sky
You and I, way up high
Clouds down below
Mountains full of snow
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EerieZistible
03:54
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Alienisation State
05:23
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A future where leaders work together
To save the climate and stop mad weather
A future where religion and state
Do not sponsor violence and hate
A future where cancer cannot win
Embryonic stem cells are not a sin
A future where we explore
Atoms and planets, genomes galore
A future that’s good
A future that’s bright
I know we can do this
If we unite
A future media that won't sensationalise
Indoctrinate or spread bad lies
A future without oppression
Or blinding celebrity obsession
A future of democracy
Not owned by banks or industry
A future where rainforests flourish
Every child is fully nourished
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