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Irene
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City
04:58
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Almighty Living Room
04:50
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String And Honey
05:08
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Petroglyph
04:30
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Follow The Sun
07:06
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Autumn
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Tearing And Putting
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Glitter Vomit! Albuquerque, New Mexico
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