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The Wires
02:41
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Rose Pink Gold
05:16
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I want to talk
03:08
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The Great Divide
03:06
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Godspeed
01:42
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Little Black Crow
03:17
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The Great Divide, pt 2
02:55
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The Wires, pt 2
01:33
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A single sign of life
02:41
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Nebby and the Leftovers Auburn, Washington
One time when my bro and I were in college we built a squirrel catching contraption and skipped all our classes trying to get a squirrel so we could let it loose in our other friends class.
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