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Work, Sleep, Rise
05:07
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Two Stories
03:20
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Blue & Green
04:22
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Security/Control
05:35
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Stanley's Theory
03:29
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6. |
Try
04:28
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7. |
Sigh
05:36
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8. |
Tank
05:02
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9. |
Wet Hair
05:51
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10. |
The Lonely
00:35
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Number 11 (Beatro)
04:22
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down with the butterfly Halifax, Nova Scotia
Down With The Butterfly's sound is hard to describe.its a bit like Brit Rock meets American folk music with a hint of train wreck drumming.
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