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Hold Me
04:13
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Mayhem
04:18
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Opus
05:04
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Never Should Should
03:58
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Blossom
05:36
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Believe me/ blossom/ I've got mine
Little/ bit of/ heaven
It is/ bursting/ and breaking
In my/ bedroom/ I can contain it
Hiking/ morning/ when I'm waking
It is/ raining/ and we're foreign
Going/ to where the train goes
In my/ headspin/ I can't contain it
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Alex Pedrick Portland, Oregon
Recordings \ from home / Garage rock and bedroom pop /
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