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music is not mine, it belongs to uglyburger0 on youtube.
youtube/original link: https://youtu.be/YF7F8ZSYI3o

uglyburger0 - Almonds

This Remix is originally made by Vandoorea, however this track wasn't on his profile so I uploaded it myself

Vandoorea's Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-754244104

Original Youtube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfmDz21-hac&ab_channel=Vandoorea

Portal 2

Portal 2 - Volume 1 - Track 12 - The Friendly Faith Plate [Remix] - Originally Made By Vandoorea

Please play Webbed, it's a wonderful game. 

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1390350/Webbed/

Webbed OST - Ant Ant Ant

(This song was made after the song "Nosocomephobia - Intro")

THIS SONG IS AN EARLY RELEASE FOR A PROJECT IN THE FUTURE.

Of course this is my most popular song.

Entirely Beloved

You will eat, by and by; in that glorious land in the sky…
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Music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vldBdNavmDE
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Salt Lake City, 1915. A late autumn chill has begun to spread over the valley, from the grand Wasatch mountains in the east to the Great Salt Lake in the west. In the southeastern corner of town, in a neighborhood called Sugar House — named for the old Mormon sugar mill which once stood there — a man sits alone in a prison cell, condemned to die by firing squad. Though he faces a grim fate, the man maintains a stern, resolute gaze as he puts these words to paper:

   This is my last and final Will—
   Good Luck to all of you.
                                        Joe Hill

Swedish-American union organizer and songwriter Joe Hill was charged, tried, and convicted of the 1914 murder of a local grocer and his son, and was subsequently put to death on November 19, 1915 at the Sugar House Prison in Salt Lake City, Utah. In the years following his death, however, many have come to the conclusion that an innocent man was executed that day. In light of the state's lack of concrete evidence tying him to the crime, statements from eyewitnesses that Hill did not resemble the perpetrator, and and the zeal which Hill's art and activism injected into the nascent US labor movement, it is very possible that his arrest and execution may have been arranged by the same wealthy industrialists and mining barons whose efforts to maximize profit at the expense of their workers had been hampered by Hill and his fellow union members.

Visitors to today's Sugar House Park are astonished to learn that the rolling green hills before them once framed the austere walls of a prison complex. There, in 2015, I had the opportunity to attend a centennial celebration and folk music concert in honor of Joe Hill and his legacy. In addition to meeting Duncan Philips, son of the late folk music legend Utah Phillips, it was at this performance where I first heard what is likely Hill's most famous song, "The Preacher and the Slave." The song is a scathing critique of the Salvation Army and other religious organizations which demand both reverence and financial contributions from laypeople while offering to the poor and destitute only the empty assurance that a grand reward awaits in the afterlife: "You'll get pie in the sky when you die."

The following is my attempt at a Toki Pona rendition of Hill's immortal ballad. May we all beware the "long-haired preachers" of our modern age, religious or otherwise- who put wealth before welfare, piety before practice, convenience before compassion.
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VERSE A
jan lawa sewi li toki sike
toki ona la: "sina ike!"
sina wile e moku lili;
taso, ona li toki e ni:

CHORUS
moku la? sina nasa!
jan li jo anu jo ala la pona
pan suwi li lon ma sewi;
ona li pan nanpa wan tawa jan!

VERSE B
ona li jo e ilo kalama
li wile toki e jan lon lupa
ona li lanpan e pan, e mani
pini la, ona li toki e ni:

CHORUS
moku la? sina nasa!
jan li jo anu jo ala la pona (suwi a!)
pan suwi li lon ma sewi;
ona li pan nanpa wan tawa jan!

VERSE C
jan li pali tan ona olin
anu li wile pi pona lukin
… la, jan li ike, li kama jaki;
ona li seli lon tenpo moli

taso, kama la ante li ken
lon poka ante pi nena kiwen
sina ale o pana pali!
jan lanpan jo la, mi toki e ni:

CHORUS (END)
moku la? sina nasa!
jan li jo anu jo ala la pona (suwi a!)
pan suwi li lon ma sewi;
ona li pan nanpa wan tawa jan!
sike a!

moku la? sina nasa!
jan li jo anu jo ala la pona (suwi a!)
pan suwi li lon ma sewi;
ona li pan nanpa wan tawa jan!

pan nanpa wan

pan nanpa wan ("Pie in the Sky") — TOKI PONA SONG

Jericho Road

Author StAiS.
https://www.youtube.com/@StAiS_and_YoU

Voices of the Void - Kerfus Theme (Fan Mix)

This is a fixed up version of the last one I uploaded.
I don't own the original, all credit goes to the original creators (Dunderpatrullen)

How To DunderPatrullen. (Remastered, Extended)

Kommisar Chiptune

Bad Apple 8 Bit (Cover By Kimmstar Chiptune)

Pixel Lobby

fondly calling this one "Something's Cropped Up" until I know the actual name
I took a leaf out of the reap what you sow trailer when wes plays some music, I think it fits well
it's a 4 hands piano duet, as fitting for don't starve together

I arranged this based on music by Vince de Vera and Jason Garner.

thanks for listening,
-S

Don't Starve Together - Farming Music

Indie pop music with lyrics in your (least) favorite constructed languages

pan nanpa wan ("Pie in the Sky") — TOKI PONA SONG

Noise and Bells

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