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Fingertip Footsies
04:36
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Out There
03:44
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Silent Life
02:56
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I Hope Tara's Alright...
06:56
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Coalesce
05:11
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Tangle Raid
04:06
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Home et love thyself
03:02
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Shattered: Redux
03:59
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What Do We do we do
03:00
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Quackles
03:20
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Dishwasher
03:44
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Duke Misérables Los Angeles, California
A girl and her guitar
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