The Lost Labyrinth of Hawara: Evidence of Atlantis in Egypt

This episode of the Y Files is brought. to you by Goldbelly. For a thousand years, historians. traveled to Egypt to see the famous. labyrinth of Hara. They said it was so. massive, it made the pyramids look. small. It covered 3 million square ft, 70 acres of rooms and corridors stacked. on multiple levels. The Egyptian priests allowed visitors on. the upper floors, but the chambers below. ground were off limits. They claim those. rooms belong to the kings who built the. labyrinth. Archaeologists say the.

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start chatting again, I'll delete my. search history, would you? Uh, it's what. I would have wanted. Hara sits at the edge of the Fume Oasis. about 50 mi south of Cairo. Today, it. looks like a pile of rubble in the. shadow of the crumbling black pyramid. But 4,000 years ago, this place was. alive. And right in the middle of it was a.

building that made the pyramids look. like toys. The labyrinth. Historians. wrote about it for 600 years. Different. eras, different languages, different. cultures, but they all described the. same thing. Herodotus was there around. 450 BC. [music] The priest who ran the. complex acted as his guides. They walked. him through the upper structure. He saw. thousands of rooms connected by winding. passages. [music] He described it as. intricate and confusing. A massive. structure designed to overwhelm the. senses. >> So it was an IKEA. >> No, it was a sacred administrative and.

religious center, not a furniture store. >> I don't know. Thousands of rooms, no way. out, people wandering around crying. I. throw in some Swedish meatballs. And. then that's IKEA. >> Heroditus said the construction was. beyond human ability. I saw it myself and I found it greater. than words can say. For if one should. put together all the buildings and great. works produced by [music] the Greeks, they would prove to be inferior to this. labyrinth. The labyrinth surpasses even.

the [music] pyramids. >> The upper floor alone was massive, and. around the maze of rooms were 12. enormous chambers called courts. Each. represented one of Egypt's regional. governments. and the upper structure was. only a small part of the complex. The priest told Herodotus about the. underground chambers, but refused to. show him. Only priests went below. They. said the lower levels held the burial. vaults of sacred [music] crocodiles, mummified, wrapped in linen with bronze.

teeth and eyes made of jewels. >> Yeah, great. Now elucid people got. bling. >> There are two kinds of chambers. one. below the ground and the other above, 3,000 in number. But the chambers. underground we heard about only, for the. Egyptians were not willing to show them, saying that here were the kings who. first built this [music] labyrinth and. of the sacred crocodiles. >> Thousands of rooms above and below. That. distinction matters. Amed III is linked.

to the labyrinth around 1800 BC, but the. priests implied the original builders. came earlier. Much earlier, four centuries after Herodotus, Roman. geographer Strao wrote that the. labyrinth was still there and was still. in use. Strao was just as stunned as. Heroditus. But one feature stood out. >> No stranger can find his way in or out. without a guide. But the most marvelous. thing is that the roof is made of a.

single stone with no wood or other. material involved. >> Strao saw a roof made of massive stone. [music] slabs. No wood, no beams, just. millions of tons of rock floating over. their heads. Over a hundred years later, the labyrinth was still there. Historian. Diodora Siculus wrote about it. So did. Plenny the Elder. Everyone knows the. legend of the Minotaur, Thesius, and the. Labyrinth. It's the most famous maze in. history. Plenty the Elder said the. famous Greek labyrinth was just a cheap. [music] copy.

There is no doubt that Dedalus adopted. it as the model for the labyrinth built. by him in Cree, but that he reproduced. only a hundth part of it. >> Heroditus, Strao, Plenny, Theodora. Siculus, all kinds of historians. describe the [music] same thing. Multiple levels, thousands of rooms, an. impossible maze, architecture and. construction far beyond anything humans. are capable of. And there's another. detail every historian agrees on. Nobody. is allowed to enter the lower chambers, and for 2,000 years, nobody [music] did.

Eventually, the labyrinth was looted and. quarried for stone. Archaeologists said. there's nothing left of the Hawara. Labyrinth but rubble and sand, if it. existed [music] at all. Boy, were they. wrong. [music] In 1888, the world's most famous. archaeologist arrived at Hara. Sir William Matthew Finder's Petri was. more than an academic. He was an. explorer. He lived in rock tombs. He.

fought off bandits and invented the. methods archaeologists still use. He. came to Hara to find the tomb of a. Metamat thei. What he found was a death. trap. The pyramid was designed to kill. anyone who entered it. Petri spent. months digging into the rock trying to. find an entrance, but every tunnel was a. dead end. He realized the pyramid wasn't. solid stone. It was mud brick held. together by loose sand and it was. unstable. As he dug, the tunnel kept. collapsing. Sand poured in like water. At one point, he was crawling through a. narrow passage. Suddenly, his shoulders.

jammed against the stone. He tried to. move. He was stuck. >> Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. I'm having a panic attack. just listening to this. >> Petri was pinned in a stone coffin. He. had millions of tons of brick, sand, and. mud pressing down on him. He tried to. call for help, but he couldn't breathe. Then his candle went out. [sighs]. [panting]. But this was Flender's Petri. He didn't. panic. He just waited. Eventually, a. worker behind him realized something was. wrong and tossed a lit match down the.

tunnel. That brief flash gave Petri the. orientation he needed to twist free. But. he didn't quit. He lit another candle. and went back in. [music] He tried the. north side first, but found nothing. So, he took a chance and tunnneled south. And after just a few feet, he found an. entrance. And not just a hole. He found. a door with steps leading down under the. pyramid. But now he had a new problem. Hara sits on a canal just off the Nile. Centuries of irrigation raised the water. table. The steps disappeared under. salty, filthy water. Petri went in.

anyway. He crawled through the slime, darkness, and swarms of rats. When he finally. broke into the inner passages, the water. was chest deep. He found sliding trap. doors and false passages. He found. massive stones hanging from the ceiling, rigged to drop on intruders. >> [screaming]. >> Please, please don't. You're you're. ruining the tension. Petri disarmed the traps one by one.

When he finally reached the central. chamber, it was carved from a single. block of yellow quartzite. The roof was. made of three slabs of white quartzite, each weighing 45 tons. It was an. architectural masterpiece, and it was. empty. Tomb robbers got there first. Feeling defeated, Petri studied the. field of rubble next to the pyramid. He. found the remains of an enormous. building that covered 70 acres. Petri. realized what he discovered. The. location matched ancient maps. The.

dimensions matched ancient descriptions. He was standing on the foundation of the. lost labyrinth of Hara. He was sure of. it, but there was not much there. So, Petri packed up and went back to. England. It was a tremendous discovery, but he was disappointed that the. labyrinth was gone. But Petri forgot one. thing. The labyrinth went down multiple. levels. He thought he discovered the. foundation. It was actually the roof. The labyrinth wasn't destroyed. It was. right under his feet and it's still. there.

[music]. Louie deordier wasn't an archaeologist. He was a Belgian artist and philosopher. who spent years studying ancient. architecture. He was convinced Petri. missed something. It took 2 years, but the Cordier managed. to get a permit to survey the Hara site. He partnered with Egypt's National. Research Institute of Astronomy and. Geophysics, and he brought the most. advanced ground penetrating radar. available. The Cordier's team started. scanning in early 2008. The equipment.

could see through 50 ft of sand and. sediment, and what they found confirmed. 2500 years of history. They found a massive grid of walls 40 ft. down. The walls were several feet thick. and they were granite, not brick. The. structure covered about 750,000 square. ft. That's the size of 10 football. fields. They published the results. The. press picked up the story. This was one. of the greatest archaeological. discoveries in history. Then nothing.

Zahiwas was Egypt's Secretary General of. the Supreme Council of Antiquities. >> Secretary General of the Supreme. Council. The ego of this guy. He was the most powerful archaeologist. in the country and he controlled all the. permits. [music] He imposed a. communication ban on the discovery. He. said it was a matter of national. security. >> National security on a 5,000-y old. building. This guy's got some stones, >> right? The Cordier waited. [music] 2.

years passed. The official release never. came. The team couldn't discuss their. findings. They couldn't publish. follow-up research. They couldn't return. to the site. Not unless HASS allowed it. By June 2010, Dordier had waited long. enough. He published the data himself. Scans, reports, analysis, everything the. Egyptian government refused to release. They blacklisted him. Dordier now lives. in the mountains of southern Spain. He. went from presenting at European. universities to farming almonds. Dordier.

lost everything just for sharing data he. collected legally with the help of the. Egyptian government. But Zahiwas wanted. to make an example of him. He wanted to. make sure no one else tried to expose. their secrets. But Dicardier wasn't the. only one. [music]. If you find something in Egypt that. challenges the official timeline, you. don't get a Nobel Prize. You get banned. In 1993, German engineer Rudolph. Gatenbrink sent a robot up a narrow.

shaft in the Great Pyramid. [music]. He found something nobody expected. a. limestone door with copper handles. He. made the [music] mistake of telling the. world. Has immediately banned him. Then. Has took the robot and the credit. >> and he was the one Zahi supposedly. discovered. But he's discovered. everything. >> I discovered I discovered I discovered I. discovered now. about what I discovered in the stone.

that I discovered. I want to show the. whole world what I discovered. and I. discovered major important things. >> Are they online? >> No. In my book, Giza and the Pyramids. In my book, Giza and the Pyramid. >> It happened again in April 2008, the. same month that Cordier was scanning at. Hawara, researcher Andrew Collins was a. Giza. He followed old notes to the tomb of the. birds. Collins found a crack in the rock. leading to a massive chamber. He and his. team made it several hundred yards into. a system heading toward the second.

pyramid. They found carved rooms and. passageways. Collins reported it. Big [music]. mistake. Has said the caves didn't. exist. Collins was banned from the site. A few months later, Has was filmed. entering the same caves. >> Rules for the but not for Zahi. You see. what I did there? [laughter]. >> Has called exploring the caves an. incredible experience, but nobody else. would have that experience. In 2010, a.

metal gate was installed over the. entrance. No further exploration is. allowed. >> You cannot just go in directly like. this. You have to make a study. You have. to research it. You have to decide as a. scientist when can you do it and when we. can we do that we can come on. I MEAN WE. WE sent wrong. Hang on. >> Why give you permission today of. nonsense? What you believe it's. nonsense. Listen, we listen if the.

matter is debated and closed. It is. closed. It's closed in Chicago. My work. is by then. >> Exactly. >> Jimmy, I want you to understand this. conspiracy theory that you do have is. wrong completely. We do not hide. anything. >> We have the scan pyramid team, >> right? They're working. >> But you understand this is different.

technology. >> I understand. But they know about this. technology. >> But have they used this technology? >> They said this technology cannot work. >> Discovery, suppression, silence, the. same pattern. And the same man behind it. all. Zahi Hawas. The labyrinth exists. It's considered the greatest structure. of the ancient world. It's right there. 40 ft underground. But no one is allowed. [music] to dig.

On July 21st, 2015, a private meeting. took place in the Crown Hotel in. Harriet, England. >> A very complex. >> Tim Acres was a former RAF officer and. satellite expert. He spent his career. tracking submarines and underground. bunkers. He had something to show a. small group of researchers. He used. synthetic aperture radar, the same. technology that finds hidden nuclear. sites. Acres pointed it at Hara. The. scan showed four levels beneath the.

roof, not one. They were separated by up. to 100 ft of solid rock. A central. corridor connected all four levels. It. was a vertical shaft running the full. depth of the complex extending 150 ft. underground. An omega-shaped moat. surrounded the entire structure. The. shape matched the Egyptian Shen ring, the symbol of eternity. Then Acres showed them the central hall. The bottom level stretched 300 ft long. and 120 ft wide. Every level converged. on this space. And at the center of the.

hall was a freestanding object. It. measured about 130 ft long. But here's. where the story gets crazy. The radar. return signal changed. It wasn't. reflecting off stone. It wasn't wood or. mud brick. The signature was metallic. a solid metal object the size of the. Statue of Liberty buried 100 ft. underground shaped like an upright disc. or a ring. Acres said the material. signature was unlike anything he'd seen. in his entire career, but it was there.

and he didn't think it was a tomb. The. shape suggested something functional, a. ring that size, made of metal, buried at. the exact center of a four-le complex. It wasn't decorative. It was built to do. something. Some of his team thought it. was a portal. Others thought it could be. a power generator. The only thing they. agreed on, it wasn't a coffin. Acres and his team kept the finding. secret for a decade. [music] They. learned from Dortier, if you go public, you get blacklisted. They wanted to.

excavate. They needed permits. After 10. years of quiet negotiations, they. finally released the data in 2025. Still. no permit. It's a four-level underground. complex with 130 ft metallic object at. the center. It's associated with Pharaoh. Amendamoth III around 1800 BC. But the. Egyptian priest said the labyrinth. wasn't built by the Pharaoh as a burial. tomb. It was built by a much older. civilization as a library. Those ancient. people needed a place to store their. knowledge before they were wiped out in.

a great flood. >> You mean. >> the priests were talking about Atlantis? Yi, >> when Plato wrote about Atlantis around. 360 BC, he was specific. He named his. source. He said Egyptian priests told. the story to the Greek statesman Solon. two centuries earlier. The priests had. records, they [music] had dates. Plato said Atlantis fell around 9600 BC.

Geologists say the ice age ended around. 9700 BC. Robert Shock dates the Sphinx. to 9700 BC. Three different sources, one. specific date. For most of history, that. date meant nothing. No civilization. existed that early. Then we started. finding things. Around 9700 BC, the younger driest. period ended. Global temperature spiked. and the ice sheets collapsed.

Sea levels rose over 400 ft. Coastlines. around the world flooded. [music]. Entire land masses vanish beneath THE. WAVES. >> HOW DARE YOU? >> Every major ancient culture has flood. myths dating to this exact period. Different cultures, different continents. with no contact. But they tell the same. story.

The Egyptians had their own version. They called the pre flood era zeppi or. the first time. The pyramid texts talk. about it repeatedly. These are the. oldest religious writings in the world. The tourin king list has dates and. durations. Divine rulers that reign for. thousands of years before human. pharaohs. This wasn't vague mythology. These were administrative records. Mainstream Egyptology calls this. symbolic. They say the gods represent. concepts, not beings. Then there's the. Temple of Horus at Edfu. The Edfu.

building texts span over 300 feet of. wall space. They describe the temple's. construction on foundations from an. earlier structure that existed before. the [music] flood. They reference beings called the Shbuu. These were followers of Horus who. arrived after a great cataclysm. destroyed their homeland. They also. mentioned seven sages who came with them. from an island swallowed by the sea. These aren't scribbles on a papyrus. These are carved into the temple walls.

And these texts describe what these. beings did. They established sacred. mounds throughout Egypt. They laid. foundations for temples at precise. locations. They brought knowledge of. astronomy, architecture, [music]. mathematics, and medicine. They taught. the people who would become the first. Egyptians. Now, this doesn't read like. mythology. This reads like history. The. Edifu texts describe a lost civilization. that brought knowledge to Egypt. Mainstream historians call it a nice. story. They say there's no physical. evidence that this first time ever. existed. They're wrong. The evidence is.

carved into the bedrock itself. [music]. In 1991, geologist Robert Shock took a. close look at the Great Sphinx. The wall. showed vertical fissures. These are. erosion patterns caused by prolonged. rainfall. Not wind, not sand, water. falling from the sky over extended. periods.

Egypt's last significant rainfall ended. around 5,000 BC. Shock estimated the. minimum construction date for the Sphinx. was between 7,000 and 5,000 BC, but he. later pushed that estimate to 9700 BC. based on additional geological analysis. This was directly after the cataclysm. and directly after the floods receded. The same weathering appears on the. Asarion at Abbidos. Massive red granite. blocks are cut with precision modern. engineers struggle to replicate. And. there's water. Constant water fills the.

lower chambers and it cannot be pumped. out. The site was designed for water. Edoir Neil excavated the Sireon in 1914. He was a mainstream Egyptologist, not a. fringe theorist. He said he wouldn't be. surprised if this was the most ancient. architectural structure in Egypt. He was. ignored. Strao explicitly stated both. the Assyrian and the labyrinth shared. the same builder. He called the king is. Mandis. [music]. Same builder, same era, same. construction techniques.

Gobecity in Turkey proves advanced. construction existed in 9600 BC. Massive. stone circles, carved pillars weighing. tons, astronomical alignments precise to. fractions of degrees. It was built by. people who supposedly hadn't invented. agriculture yet. Then it was. intentionally buried around 8,000 BC. It. was as if someone wanted to preserve it. and keep it hidden. Someone was here. long before the ancient Egyptians. And. whoever they were, they helped jumpstart.

Egyptian civilization. Hieroglyphics appeared suddenly around. 3,500 BC. They were complete and. perfect. There was no developmental. period, no primitive early versions. Math, medicine, astronomy, architecture, all appeared [music] fully formed. It. was as if someone handed the Egyptians a. complete operating manual. And that. operating manual is [music] still here. Every bit of ancient knowledge is in the. labyrinth. We can read it right now, today. [music] All we have to do is dig.

If an advanced civilization knew it was. about to be destroyed, they would do. exactly what we [music] would do. They. would preserve what mattered. They would. store knowledge somewhere it could. survive. They would build a vault. Every civilization builds archives from. the Library of Alexandria to the Vatican. archives. [music] In the 1930s, Edgar. Casey described another archive. Casey. was a trans medium. He delivered over. 14,000 documented readings across 43.

years. He diagnosed medical conditions. for patients he'd never met, [music]. conditions he had no training to. identify. Doctors used his readings for. treatment, but his most controversial. claims involved Atlantis. Hundreds of readings across two decades. returned to the same subject. According to Casey, an advanced. civilization was destroyed around 10,000. BC.

This was around the end of the last ice. age. It's the same time frame as the. younger dus cataclysm. But there were survivors. They scattered. to Egypt, the Yucatan, and the Bahamas. They brought technology. They brought. knowledge. And to preserve that. knowledge, they built archives. Casey. described a hall of records beneath the.

Giza plateau in dozens of separate. readings between 1923 and 1944. He. described 32 tablets documenting. Atlantis from the beginning. They were. written in both Atlantan [music] and. Egyptian script. It was a Rosetta stone. for a lost civilization. And Casey was. specific. He talked about their. technology sound waves used for. construction, acoustic levitation. [music] He described crystals that. generated power. The entrance is under. the Sphinx right paw and the Sphinx. served as a guardian sentinel. It marked.

the archives location for those who know. where to look. Casey's followers took him seriously. In. the 1990s, the Association for Research. and Enlightenment funded seismic surveys. at Giza. A man with a sledgehammer. pounded a steel plate on the desert. surface. Shock waves traveled down. through the rock and back up. The. reading showed a chamber exactly where. Casey predicted. It was beneath the. Sphinx paw. And he wasn't the only one. who saw it. Darthy Edy was a British archaeologist. who worked for the Egyptian Department.

of Antiquities. She was a sane, rational. researcher who also happened to believe. she was the reincarnation of an ancient. priestess. >> Oh, I believe her. I was a king in a. past life. >> You were a king. >> Okay. A shift manager out of Taco Bell. in Jersey, but I ruled that drive-thru. with an iron fin. >> Okay. >> I was a strict but fair shift manager at. Taco Bell. We have a whole episode on. Dorothy Edy. >> Link that in your chalupa. >> Now, someone claiming to be a. reincarnated ancient Egyptian priestess. sounds fringe, but archaeologists.

listened to Darth Edy because her. memories helped them [music] find actual. ruins at Abdos. And she claimed that. beneath the Sphinx lay a hall of records. containing [music] the history of the. past. And seismic readings show that the. ruins are there and that they contain. something. Now, it could be rubble or it. could be artifacts. Nobody knows. The. only way to find out is to dig. But no. digging is allowed. Right now, a team from the Polytenic. University of Milan is at Giza. They're. using cosmic ray muan radiography.

technology that sees through stone like. X-rays see through the body. They claim. they're mapping structural voids. And. look at where they're scanning. They're. focusing on the deep bedrock beneath the. plateau. The exact place where Casey. said the Hall of Records is waiting to. be opened. The Italians are scanning. deep under Giza right now. They're. looking for the Hall of Records and they. might find it. But if you were an. advanced civilization and you wanted to. hide your most precious secrets, you. wouldn't put them under the most famous. landmark on Earth. A much better place.

for such important knowledge would be a. maze carved deep underground. In other. words, a labyrinth. [music] Maybe the Hall of Records isn't. in Giza. Maybe it's in the labyrinth. Giza served as the public monument. It. was the marker. Three pyramids visible. for miles. Everyone knew where Giza was. Everyone still does. But if you wanted. to hide something, you wouldn't put it. under the most famous landmark on Earth. You put it somewhere less obvious.

Somewhere with better security. Somewhere designed from the beginning as. a vault. 3,000 rooms underground. Climate. controlled by the Earth itself. Perfect. conditions for preservation. Guarded by. priests for 2,000 years. a structure so. complex that intruders can never find. their way out. The labyrinth wasn't a. tomb. It was a repository. Historians. documented it. The surface levels were. Egypt's administrative hub. Government. operations were visible to visitors. The.

middle levels held the religious. archives and the crocodile burials. Heroditus talked about. The deepest. level was for technology storage. [music] It held a 130 ft metallic ring, a portal that the priest protected but. never fully understood. The priest said. it was created by the builders, not the. pharaohs, the people who came before. They weren't guarding burial chambers. They were guarding the knowledge of the. Zeppi. They were guarding the secrets of. the first time.

[music]. Ancient accounts across six centuries. describe the same structure in the same. location. 2008 ground penetrating radar. confirmed a massive complex 40 ft. underground. 2015 satellite imaging. revealed four levels and a metallic. object at the center. [music] Both. discoveries were suppressed. The 2008 expedition happened. There's. nothing to debunk. They published. results. They found granite walls. spanning an area of 10 football fields. Has imposed a communications ban citing.

national security. The Cordier published. independently and was permanently. blacklisted. The suppression is real and. the structure is confirmed. We still. don't know what's down there. Scans show. anomalies that require excavation to. interpret. The metallic reading could be. an object or it could be a geological. formation. Iron deposits occur. naturally. And critics say satellite. radar can't penetrate that deep. The. claims require digging to verify. And. until we dig, we have no idea what the. metal object actually is. The Italian. scans show voids. Now, whether those.

voids contain rubble or records, we. won't know until we dig. Now, the. Atlantis connection is interesting, but. Plato's account is the only primary. source. No archaeological evidence. confirms a pre-flood civilization with. advanced technology. Casey's readings. were never independently [music]. verified, and the Edu text could be. mythology, not memory. And mainstream. archaeology firmly rejects the idea of. an advanced ancient civilization. >> Denial ain't just a river in Egypt, pal. >> I'm throwing rocks tonight. They refuse.

to accept the geological and physical. evidence because it breaks their model. of history. But conventional dating can't explain. the water erosion at Giza. Shocks. geology hasn't been debunked. It's been. [music] ignored. The Osirian shows. identical weathering on megalithic. blocks that dwarf anything the Egyptians. built. Goletly proves sophisticated. construction existed in 9600 BC or. before. The flood myths align with. geological evidence for the younger dus. catastrophe. Something happened at the.

end of the ice age. Something we don't. fully understand. Meanwhile, the. labyrinth [music] is in trouble. Salt water is eroding everything. The. water table rises every year. In 2024, geologists warned that if something. isn't done about the water damage, soon. the entire site will be destroyed. Thousands of years of history gone. And. so far, their advice has been ignored. The greatest wonder of the ancient world. is dissolving. [music]. While bureaucrats argue about permits,

and any scientist who dares speak up is. blacklisted by Zahiwas, the structure is. real. The scans confirm it. A massive. metal object is sitting at the center of. a great underground hall. The priest. guarded it for thousands of years. And. now, when we finally had the technology. to see what's down there, we're not. allowed to look. Heroditus stood at the. entrance to the underground. The priest. told him no. [music] 2500 years later, we're still standing at the same door. And now Zahiwas is telling us [music]. no. But walls do more than keep people.

out. They keep secrets in. And if the. scans are right, the secret waiting in. the labyrinth isn't just about Egypt's. past. It's about all of ours. Thank you so much for hanging out with. me today. My name is AJ. That's. >> foreign types with the hookah pipe. Wayo. wayo. look like an Egyptian dink. >> This has been the Y files. [music] If.

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channel until I figure something else. out. Anyway, that's going to do it, right? That's going to do it. Until next. time, be safe, be kind, [music] and know. that you are appreciated. >> [music]. >> I played Valia in Area 51. A secret code.

inside the Bible [music] said I. [singing]. would. I love my UFOs and paranormal [music]. fun as well as music singing like I. should. [music] then another conspiracy theory. becomes the truth my friends. and [music] it never ends. No, it never ends. [music].

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name was cold. But I can't agree. I'm. catch up with the fish and your face on. [music] Thursday night. through [music] the night. All I ever wanted [music] was to hear. the truth. One more through the night. [music].

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in a simulation. Don't you worry though, the black [music] night. Oh, I can't believe I'm dancing with the. fish. [music] on Thursday night when they. chang. through the night. All I ever wanted was to [music] hear. the truth. me all through the night.

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