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shell
06:23
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sequence lock
09:04
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lagrange point 1
05:12
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lagrange point 2
07:32
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approach
02:19
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passing
03:25
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orbit
10:52
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re-entry
08:04
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watch out
07:34
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Ogua Morgantown, West Virginia
"Oh-gwa"
Jeff - Guitar, vocals
Donnie - Guitar
Paul - Bass
Evan - Drums,
vocals, effects
Residing at 123 Pleasant Street, finding order in the chaos.
Featuring art by Deubell @artbybellz
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