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Hitchhiking on the moon
17:43
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Hitchhiking, just walking
Hitchhiking, just walking
Hitchhiking, just walking
Hitchhiking, just walking
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Sensitive Noise (1)
01:38
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Hope Nations Failed
04:06
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Hazard Shot First
06:01
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Rescue from collapse
04:07
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Sensitive Noise (2)
02:35
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Hitchhiking (never stop)
23:40
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Hitchhiking, just walking, on the moon
where is my spaceship ?
I loose my friends, I don't understand,
I loose the control, ok, ok, can you hear me ?
I call the base, I call the base, where is my spaceship ?
I speak, I speak, and I repeat what I speak
ty aiche exe, play in loop, and never stop
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