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Throw it Away
03:16
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Indian Ink
03:00
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Extraordinary People
02:09
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The Slead
01:41
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Trouble
02:28
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My Trash
01:44
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Anyone Can Do This
02:54
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Santa Fe
03:52
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Astro Van
02:43
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Don't Say Anything
04:16
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True American Runaway
02:57
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Right On
02:58
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I Am an Embryo
02:54
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Last Night
06:30
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The Leptons Madison, Wisconsin
Heart on our sleeve midwest rock for bitter, anxious weirdos. Seth (Vocals, Guitar), McKenna (Bass, Vocals), Justice (Drums).
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