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Daddy's Monster
04:23
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Jupiter Hollow
03:24
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Sometimes
04:14
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"I heard the world moves at a thousand miles an hour, and busy people work and then they sleep..."
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Lucasia
05:03
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Farewell Farewell
02:32
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The Proctors West Midlands, UK
C86 / Sarah influenced indie pop band formed in the early 1990’s
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