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Tuned you out
04:37
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Sabertooth
03:09
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Miami dawn
03:52
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When I was you
03:40
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Eyeliner
05:02
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Cruise control
03:00
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Ghost of yourself
03:05
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Positively negative
03:51
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This is not a test
03:29
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April foolish
03:31
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Find my way
03:49
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Lost in Atlanta
04:46
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Inks Lake Austin, Texas
Post-punk from Austin, TX
Jason
Daniel
George
Memo
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