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Wrecker of Hearts
01:39
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Too Early
02:19
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C'mon C'mon
03:12
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Crown of Thorns
04:15
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Cobirds Unite
03:25
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Where Are the Knives
03:14
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Find a Way Home
03:34
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You Could Be Wrong
01:56
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Do Right Woman
03:09
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Seventeen Express
02:37
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Of the Eyes of a Deer
03:39
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Streets of Baltimore
03:21
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Rusty Willoughby Vashon, Washington
Hallucinogenic, scrapped metal. Post-Edisonian disco ball. Rant driven and biodegradable.
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