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Please Leave
02:41
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Take What I can Get
03:33
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Fugazi with Gravy
03:08
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Don't Go up the Mountain
04:36
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Threadbear
02:52
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Lateral Ladder
03:20
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Lights on Water
03:27
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Waving Rants
04:31
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New Shoes
03:14
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Tidal Jive
02:57
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Love Reality
02:35
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GOLDEN HEAD
02:44
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Kelso Gin Whitney New York, New York
Kelso delivers the strugglesome mind of an American bred poetry, tunes balance on unstable, roughly pieced fences that need paint.
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