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Don't Leave (2021)
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New Theories of How We Know (2016)
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The Weight of Accumulated Sky (2016)
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Calculated Remorse (2015)
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Invisible Invincible (2015)
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The Format of the Air (2015)
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Unprotected Cities (2015)
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Counting Horizons (2015)
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Futility Has Its Limits (2015)
· Futility Has Its Limits
No Modes Left (2015)
· No Modes Left
· Bastions Before Peace (instrumental)
The Clock of the Cold (2014)
· Templates for an Interview With Hesperus (instrumental)
· The Rules That Govern Hearts
· The Heart of the Sky
· Methods Out of Favor
· The Clock of the Cold
Aedliga (2011)
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· To Nevada From Japan
· The Foreverists
· Bandages and Flowers
A Map of the Dark (2002)
· The Sentinel After Hours
· When You Left With the Ocean
· This Kingdom Made of Longing
· Character
The Sleep Ward (2001)
· Seven of Mourning, Eight of Stars
· The Color of the Earth
· Our Faithlessness Anguishes
· Holy Life
· Seven of Mourning, Eight of Stars (dream)
Elspeth and Arco in Pisa (2000)
· Confetti Beams
· Watermark Heart
· A World in the Sky
· Elspeth and Arco in Pisa
Pleas to Space (1999)
· Port Marie
· A Plea to Space
· Throwing the Election
· Amalia Chase-Song
· This Academy's Decline
Catalysts and Villanelles (1995)
· The Centrifuge's Song
· Torn From Facades
· A Life of Souvenirs
· Half Resigned
The Coverage Lights (1994)
· The Coverage Lights
· Canvas Years
· Army Dreamers
· Release
Dear Molly Ringwald (1989)
· Dear Molly Ringwald
· Living in Surrender
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Army Dreamers
3 September 94
♪ ArmyDreamers.mp3 (2.5MB)
"Army Dreamers" was written by Kate Bush, and originally released on the 1980 album Never for Ever. This is not even vaguely what it sounded like.
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