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Set 2 Intro
01:24
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Birdseye
04:38
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3. |
Bonedust
05:09
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4. |
Belladonna
05:31
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5. |
Secondhand Stairs
05:46
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6. |
Wind Up Dead
04:02
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7. |
Abalone Shells
05:00
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9. |
Silver Pins
05:03
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10. |
I Don't Need Starlight
04:16
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11. |
Cowboy Blue
04:07
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12. |
Floodgate Encore
04:45
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Leah Brooke Madison, Wisconsin
we use music to sort through our issues and organize them into cryptic melodies commemorating where we've been and what we tripped over along the way - sort of like a collection of invisible, everlasting, audible bruises
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