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Major Key
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Dorothy
05:17
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When I Can
04:32
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Waitressing Sucks
05:34
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Hand-Me-Down Heart
04:38
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Anesthesia
05:07
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The Frame
06:32
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Cold Stones and Rubble
05:38
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The Braver Man
04:09
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Ginsberg
04:24
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Jon Latham Nashville, Tennessee
GOOD-ASS, WORDY ROCK AND ROLL.
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