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Lazy Bones
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Dillinger Eyes
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Organ Donor
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Violet!
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Knots
02:59
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John the Determinist
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Repo Man
02:05
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Deathbed Salesman
04:07
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Tomorrow
01:29
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To call Jeremy Messersmith a musician is half-truth: He’s also a storyteller, who has carefully crafted a trilogy of songs ... more that narrate life. His first full-length release The Alcatraz Kid is a moving collection of acoustic-driven lullabies with titles like “Novocain” and “Beautiful Children” that innocently question the purpose of things to come. The integrity of these delicate songs immediatel less
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