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Smashed Cell Phone
01:23
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Simple Anthem
02:00
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Super Journey
00:46
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Ocean Floor
01:53
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Domicile For Now
02:54
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I'm A Rocket Ship
02:19
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Die A Rio
02:09
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Ensnared
00:50
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I Heard An Explosion
01:46
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Next Time Will Be Better
02:56
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Thank You Phone
02:04
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Ode To The Enemy
01:57
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Channeling Panelling
02:57
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14. |
I'm Not A Victim
01:24
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15. |
Retirement Holmes
01:12
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16. |
Whine Knot
01:10
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17. |
Pine Fresh Scent
03:29
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18. |
Hell In A Handbasket
01:34
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End Toimes
02:46
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GHIANT Los Angeles, California
Composer...composeur...comptroller...composter.
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