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Where It's At
03:48
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Get Right Down (To It)
03:45
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Wha' D' Ya' Know...?
02:50
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No Mind (et al.)
03:33
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Cliffside, Plateau
04:40
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Yo-Ho! (Pirate Song)
02:52
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Nowhere Is Here And Now
03:59
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Toy Machine
05:21
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What A Drag...
03:48
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The Lone Sum
Mostly love songs with too many syllables performed on guitars that are almost tuned.
E PLURIBUS... AGGREGARUM.
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