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Can't Quit Now
03:54
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Deserve
03:13
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No Way to Be
03:22
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Davey
02:58
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Custom Damage
04:05
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9 of Cups
03:34
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Spring Fling
04:28
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Bullseye
05:06
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Y'all Atlanta, Georgia
Lo-fi indie folk rock from Atlanta
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