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trash day
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overflowing
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no right
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learn to love
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buddha camp
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untie your head
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teflon brain
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up with the key
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small birds
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be seen
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legs inside my brain
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3 feet up Edgefield, South Carolina
Husband & Wife minimalist rock duo, no longer active since 2011. But we did release 4 albums between 2005 and 2010.
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