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Terrible Words
02:32
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Whoa!
01:39
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Lying Down
04:14
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Antisocial
02:50
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Sand
04:21
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Burnt
03:07
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Lazy Sails
03:35
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Snow
04:10
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Shield
03:05
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Once in a Lifetime
04:40
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George Begbie Hobart, Australia
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