Celestial Bodies EP, by Dundar The Barbarian

Celestial Bodies EP

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1.	Two halves, drifting in space...slipping away... 02:15	buy track
2.	We're on course for collision, hold together and embrace the storm. 04:08	buy track
3.	As the end nears, I smile, remembering the good times. 02:46	buy track
4.	Do you see the stars? They hold our futures...together we can reach them...do you see the stars? 01:58	buy track
5.	I have to let go...but promise me you'll never give up. 01:17	buy track
6.	Everything is okay now...everything's okay... 00:57	buy track
7.	All along, I always knew you would save me. 03:21	buy track
8.	I'm Ready Now. 01:05	buy track

released August 9, 2015

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Dundar The Barbarian Olympia, Washington

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The absolutely positive impact that this album has had on my life can't be described with words. Whenever I listen to it, it teaches me something new. My favorite track is "Scaling Mount Improbable." Dundar The Barbarian
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