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Try To Forget
03:20
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Deep Akkala
03:47
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Where's your shrine, deep in Akkala?
I want to live, and I want to die.
With you.
When I'm in a grave, you're coming with me.
When I'm in a grave, you're coming with me.
When I'm in a grave, you're coming with me.
I was only revived yesterday.
Forgot our last mistakes,
before you came into your grave.
I was only revived yesterday.
Living in a new night,
feeling like I just might...
When I'm in a grave, you're coming with me.
When I'm in a grave, you're coming with me.
When I'm in a grave, you're coming with me.
When I'm in a grave, you're coming with me.
When I'm in a grave, you're coming with me.
When I'm in a grave, you're coming with me.
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Bad Lighting
03:39
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