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rue Hannah Arendt
04:25
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Kokum gurgi
02:12
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sometimes it's better not to know
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Dabog
01:31
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re: Hero's Welcome
01:45
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today the streets were covered in stars,
and i knew that was a happy thing
and the house across the road, there were flowers at the door,
and i knew that meant a very sad thing
and when i came home you made me coffee,
and i don't know how to feel about that
when i came home you made me coffee
and i don't know how to feel about that
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glass swell
03:24
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frühstückstisch
02:20
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little house
02:42
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GREAT WALL Glasgow, UK
ne'er-do-wells Kat and Researcher bring you the finest in erratic Glasgow trash-pop. we like beer, Queen Latifah, and you
GREAT WALL recommends:
super-cute and relentlessly destructive. but most importantly it's got Tenten on one of the tracks
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not only is the music real attractive, so is the cassette itself?! worth buying and enjoying over and over.
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The Tropics Of Phenomenon
by Dragging an Ox through Water
makes me feel almost glad to be human - years from now if you ever hear someone drunkenly singing the line "when you can't help your crying, i will understand" in the street, that's me
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 16, 2015
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