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Take Your Seats
02:34
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Fair Game
02:12
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The Elevator (Interlude)
01:24
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Dark Matters
03:44
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Go In, Mr. Waits
02:48
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The Sentence
04:36
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All Things Must Go
03:05
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Cool Kid on the Block
03:31
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I Don't Want to Go
03:07
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Gordie Records Utica, New York
a sad sack from upstate NY who tries to make music, and fails on a regular basis. sometimes ropes people he knows into contributing here and there.
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