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fires
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dirty water
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reverb/sound on sound
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oblivia
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i defer
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breathing
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two signals
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i'll tell you no
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time to go
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fires
07:43
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dirty water
02:00
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reverb
01:36
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breathing
02:08
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oblivia
03:25
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i defer
01:35
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diamonds
03:00
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i'll tell you no
06:34
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time to go
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Aside from their awesome name, I've got to recommend them due to their spartan and wise-beyond-their-years approach to songcraft. What a pleasant surprise! Def for fans of Flying Nun and Go-Betweens.
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