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Past Regrets
02:40
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Silhouette In The Sunset
03:08
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Meadows
03:16
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Indicision
05:07
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Felicia
02:54
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Sentimental Solitude
01:35
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Get It, Together
04:02
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Timely fashion is the way you came in
Simply waiting for the clouds to disperse
I’ve been sitting here for days on end
Looking for a diamond in a straight jacket
And didn’t you know, there was no end?
I began to see something other than me
You could say that I set myself free
But you’re wrong, or maybe you’re right?
So now you open up
When I’m as locked as a door
If only you could see me for who I am
Then the key would be yours
Get it together
And there seems to be no problem
When you have love by your side
You can see through every ol’ wall
See past your own thick skull
And now’s the time
To pick up that feeling
And take it far
Until you hit the ceiling
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Lance Valentine Culver City, California
Lance Valentine has been an undying music fan since he first heard Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of The Moon at the age of 12. Ever since then, his appreciation for all types of music has translated into his own music, which he started making when he was 16. He’s self taught with every instrument he plays, and produces and performs his own music. ... more
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