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sandwich in the sky
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old and some new
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elop
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lost my wallet
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08HAR
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i'll go where it's easy
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violince
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world of make believe
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[dminor]
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352g
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the heavens
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ice sculpture
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escape
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sea dog splendor
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earsauce Virginia
earsauce is a duo that was formed in 2005 by Evan Valentine and Steve Bower. The untimely death of Steve Bower in late 2013 ground the band to a halt. This is now considered an abandoned project, though Evan released a posthumous LP in 2015 containing many recordings of Steve and his friends. A planned release of unfinished oddities and covers is in the works for the future. ... more
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