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Fry
03:34
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Fear to Drink With
02:52
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Brick & Mortar
03:02
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Paddleboats
03:17
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Flamingoes
05:06
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Carbondale
02:42
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Graveyard Grass
04:06
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Target
02:51
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Untitled
03:59
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White Dress
03:37
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Kurt Cobain Poster
02:32
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