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Nobody Said You Could Go
04:49
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2. |
Mahalo Mahaylo
03:39
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Almondbury
04:25
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4. |
Somebody new
03:37
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5. |
The Suicide Song
04:33
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6. |
Lynch A Millionaire.
04:30
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7. |
Barrel Bomb
04:35
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8. |
The Aviator
04:36
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9. |
When The Darkness Comes
03:12
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10. |
Country Sigh
04:25
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James Kruman Manchester, UK
''The ten tracks take a lo-fi approach to delivering an album that is completely original and compelling...This has got to be one of the standout albums of 2017''
floorshimezipperboots.blogspot.co.uk
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