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shark underwater
03:49
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glill
02:43
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zwo
01:23
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edicts
04:10
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medicine
04:58
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satellites
03:00
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sinking ships
01:52
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i sat up, watched the sun go down
but it just left me cold
i spent 17 years on a sinking ship
and all i got was old
i've been swimming for miles
and i'm yet to reach the shore
any port in a storm
well you know what they say
or you're supposed to, anyway
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gutted
01:47
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relapse
01:06
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slow puncture
05:13
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terrible infants
03:22
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sea shanty
01:39
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aphasiac schtick
01:12
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septic jags recommends:
Generation Scum
by Sean Armstrong
I'd listen to all these tracks if I were you. I'm not, but I'm going to anyway. Eclectic, brilliant stuff.
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I can't think of anything particularly great to say other than this is particularly great. Enjoy!
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