The Postal Service - Everything Will Change (Ltd. Edition, 2xLP color vinyl) On-U Sound special vibration damping feet Good God's Urge
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The Postal Service Everything Will Change (Ltd. Edition, 2xLP color vinyl) On U Sound special vibration damping feet Good God's Urge special vibration damping feet A1 Break A Guitar 3:40 A2 Freedom 2:07 A3 Warm Hands (Freedom Returned) 10:21 A4 Talkin' 3:51 B1 The Only One 3:54 B2 Thank You Mr A1 The District Sleeps Alone Tonight 4:38 A2 We Will Become Silhouettes 5:37 A3 Sleeping In 4:49 A4 Turn Around 3:43 B1 Nothing Better 3:49 B2 Recycled Air 4:51 B3 Be Still My Heart 3:02 B4 Clark Gable 5:04 C1 Our Secret (Beat Happening) 4:54 C2 This Place Is A Prison 4:01 C3 There's Never Enough Time 3:28 C4 A Tattered Line Of String 2:59 C5 Such Great Heights 4:28 D1 Natural Anthem 6:16 D2 (This Is) The Dream Of Evan And Chan (Dntel) 4:49 D3 Brand New Colony 6:43 Released: 2023
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