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Maelstrom (Overture)
00:53
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Dodge the Ruse
01:34
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Ugly Like You
04:17
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It's so heinous.
I want to be just like you,
And you're so ugly inside.
Apparently, I find beauty in ugly things.
It's alright.
I'm not afraid to be ugly like you.
It's so heinous,
That I should fall every time for a fool like you.
Mistake the fake for fortune's fate.
Ugly like you.
Fool, Fool, Fool, Fool
Another untrue who?
Who?
Ugly like you.
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Athene Noctua²
03:34
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Crime Sticks
01:31
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Pater Cælum In Excelsis
04:06
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Lesser-Known Meltdown
11:17
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Merry Onette Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The music and art project, Merry Onette, was one born of loss. It was created by artist Sage Delio just weeks after the unexpected death of her father, in early May 2011. The project has acted as a coping mechanism for her while living as a recluse for the past 12 years. It is experimental in nature, allowing for uninhibited self expression and total creative freedom. ... more
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