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8:45 PM on May 1
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I think Elisabeth secretly thinks I'm still cool.

The image displays the album cover for "Day & Age" by the band The Killers. The cover features a mosaic-like design composed of numerous circular shapes in various colors, creating a visually striking pattern. At the top of the cover, the word "the" is written in a smaller font, followed by "KILLERS" in large, bold letters. The letters are rendered in a light pink color, which stands out against the background. Below "KILLERS," the text "DAY & AGE" is displayed in a slightly smaller font, also in light pink. The background of the cover transitions from a deep purple at the top to a lighter pink towards the bottom. A large, circular shape resembling the moon is positioned in the upper center of the image, surrounded by smaller white dots that could represent stars. In the lower section of the cover, there is a silhouette of a desert landscape, featuring rolling hills and a few palm trees on the right side. The colors in this section are warmer, with yellows and browns dominating, suggesting a sunset or sunrise. The overall composition is vibrant and colorful, with a blend of geometric shapes and natural elements, creating a unique artistic representation. The image is framed by a black border on the left side, while the right side remains blank. There are no visible people, clothing, or additional objects in the image. The setting appears to be purely artistic, with no specific environmental context beyond the depicted landscape.
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