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Heart Attack
02:41
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Tiny Pieces
02:39
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Lately
02:32
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Bridges on the Bottom
02:37
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À l'Envers
03:38
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We Oughta Be
01:45
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Rowing
02:49
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Seymour
01:25
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Good Morning
03:10
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Charles' Scar
03:28
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Ads for Wonder Bread
03:09
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Won't You Know Me
03:34
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Coins in the Sand
03:16
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Lou Moss San Luis Obispo, California
yeah music is cool but have you ever sat completely still and scratched your head in just the right spot for several minutes
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