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Elusive Day
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Miss. Fortune
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Deceive Your Own Life
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The Proletariat
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Ocean Meets the Sand
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Toxic Tomorrow
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The Skylit Letter Lansing, Michigan
Born from the remains of an artistically and socially inept society comes The Skylit Letter. Aiming to transcend the world around them during times of hopelessness, TSL strives to open the eyes of individuals failing to realize that beauty surrounds us all. With a concept full length shortly on the way, The Heavy gives you a peak of what's to come. ... more
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