PLAYLIST


On Spotify: 
57 mins.

songs that an angel vibes to while interacting with some boring criminal until she sees herself in nietzsche's eternal feminine, idk

1. CUUUUuuuuuute -- ROSALÍA
2. Clocks -- Alex Baker & Sahara Moon
3. The Story of Light -- William Orbit
4. I Feel Love (Remix) -- Donna Summer & Vanessa Mae
5. 4 ÆM -- Grimes
6. The Wretched -- Nine Inch Nails
7. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds -- The Beatles
8. Smooth Criminal -- Michael Jackson
9. Hollywood (Remix) -- Madonna & Jacques Lu Cont
10. Paparazzi - Lady Gaga
11. STARGAZING -- Travis Scott
12. V.A.N. -- Poppy

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