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The Chase (Revised)
01:24
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Club Scene (Revised)
04:00
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I feel so cold, can't let it go
Do anything not to let my fear show
People drugging up, nothin' else to do
I'm tryin' to stay happy, how 'bout you?
I got mugged last week, oh what a game
Why they do it beats me, this city's a shame
Clubbin' out every night, not a friend in sight
Angry faces, broad's embraces, there's no light
Get some needles, whatever will do
Then your dead, 'cause you know overdose killed you
Nightmare
What do you wanna know?
Where do you wanna go?
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Calm (Revised)
01:24
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Fighting Mech (Revised)
01:50
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Boss (Revised)
01:53
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Frei (Revised)
03:05
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Joey Cramsey Chicago, Illinois
A legion of genres; one gigantic sound.
The Internet revolutionized music. People don't need a
label anymore; they simply need to bring their work to the world. Old traditions are being cast aside. Composers are writing whatever they want, and new sounds are sprouting up left and right. The world of sound is flourishing, and Joey's goal is to simply contribute to the movement.
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