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Green
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The World Ages
02:13
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Working For The Future
01:25
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Cheap Loneliness
03:23
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Drag Me Up
03:52
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John Says
02:10
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Losing My Sight
02:05
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Dork
03:14
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Broken
01:49
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No Diving At The Dive
01:57
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Sometimes
01:32
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Little Man
01:56
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Wrong
01:46
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Old Daze Dawsonville, Georgia
Broke lofi sad boy music recorded on my thirty year old tape recorder based in North Georgia.
Any support is greatly appreciated so I can press cassettes
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