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An Ode to a Faceless Man
01:46
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A Witch's Progress
02:24
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Medea's Revenge
02:50
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4. |
Dancing Star
02:35
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Lilly Rose Portugal
I float as Ophelia,
In a dream made of Morphine.
As lost as Alice, As mad as the Hatter.
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