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Come and go
03:59
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2. |
Get a rope
03:58
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3. |
Kill the Funk
04:26
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4. |
Country
04:02
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Skeletons
04:28
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Sticky fingers
03:49
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Ease your mind
04:26
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Devil in her eye
04:28
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9. |
Rollin'
03:18
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Loungecore
04:27
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Turned away
04:44
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Twinsie Records Melbourne, Australia
Independent record label from Melbourne, Australia
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