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“Cold Blue Dawn” is available on all streaming platforms. In a first-of-its-kind collaboration with The Weather Channel, the official lyric video spells out every word using real NASA Landsat satellite imagery. It serves as a reminder that while our world is awe-inspiring from space, its true magic is felt...

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The Weather Channel17 days ago

💙🌎🫶

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TommiPipes17 days ago

@weatherchannel Can you promise to play 'I love you all the time' at @acltv???

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Ad Rooster17 days ago

@weatherchannel Me encanta 😭😭😭

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Andrea Bellotti17 days ago

@weatherchannel Wooonnderfuuulll ❤️

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Casey D17 days ago

@weatherchannel I love the new music and accompanying artwork. It does, however, give me a haunting feeling that this is the last album. I hope they keep going as long as it is fulfilling to them.

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reesha17 days ago

@weatherchannel It's a long wait for that album but these new songs help.

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GawkyHare17 days ago

@weatherchannel 💚

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Romeo 🔮17 days ago

@weatherchannel Love this one!

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Ilse Gubbels17 days ago

@weatherchannel It’s the best thing ever! ❤️

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torgojones17 days ago

@weatherchannel

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Julie17 days ago

@weatherchannel Watching now! It’s incredible 💚

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