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Saturn Sunrise
01:47
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Souen (Prince & 6th)
03:40
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The Alchemist
02:43
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Journey to Laicos Aidem
00:59
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One, two, three
He put a spell on me
I woke up at the root
of a Sycamore tree.
We roamed a distant land
Flew over rivers.
Saw my reflection in the river
and multiplied it.
One million, two million, three million, four.
Look at me.
Don't you think I'm fine?
Saw my reflection
Don't you think I'm fine?
Look at me.
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BSA Gold:
Hoist the sails,
we're going on an odyssey,
so you can see,
the places in the galaxy,
for your song.
In between the poetry,
it was written.
We saw it from the mountain top,
trust the order.
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Saturn Return
04:02
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BSA Gold Chicago, Illinois
BSA Gold is a producer and flautist from Washington, DC, based in Chicago, IL. Inspired by the sonic landscapes of Sun Ra, Pharoah Sanders, and her ancestry, she explores spirituality, self-understanding, and the possibilities of composition through synths and electronics. ... more
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