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01 Lonly Clockwork
05:24
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02 San Gimiginano
04:03
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03 Possesses
03:19
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04 Lazy Cat
05:42
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05 Morkov
04:17
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Don't throw away your old shoes
Fairies may use them for houses
For you they just take space
But it is all that they have
Fairies use shoes for houses
I once know a fairy that lived in a shoe
She tidied the place really neatly.
The holes were her windows
For curtain she used an old lace.
When I was blue I just came to the shoe
She would tell me the tales of a far land
When the story would end
She'd use fairy dust to dry my tears
Don't throw away your old shoes
Fairies may use them for houses
For you they just take space
But it is all that they have
Fairies use shoes for houses
But one day the owner have thrown it away
She found herself out on the street
And a homeless who needed shoes
Tried it and squashed her to death
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08 Sir William The Wet
05:04
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09 Krechtzen
07:06
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11 Broken
04:49
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