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misery
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april
03:26
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better you than me
02:54
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I want you around
02:50
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forever and a day
04:02
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oasis
04:50
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when the keys are lost
02:59
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Trouble after you
02:39
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Make you shine
01:58
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We woke up
03:00
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When the river's high
03:53
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How you look from here
03:01
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Empty
04:58
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I'll go home
02:58
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mac charles Seattle, Washington
Singer/songwriter from the pacific northwest.
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