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The World is a Trash Can
03:11
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Intermission #1
00:40
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The Joke No One Got
03:22
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Que Sera Sera x3
03:46
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Intermission #2
01:03
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Intermission #3
00:23
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Intermission #4
01:09
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Swallow My Demons
03:47
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Intermission #5
00:46
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Tell Me Billy
03:19
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Intermissions #6
01:02
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Space Monkey Valentine
04:00
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River of Shit
04:49
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Microwave Miracles Fort Wayne, Indiana
Radioactive ballads for the microwave generation. Two boys from Fort Wayne, IN. Two keyboards from Tokyo, Japan.
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