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★ WHY THE WORLD IS IN LOVE AGAIN
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• Everything right is wrong again
• Put your hand inside the puppet head
• Number three
• Don't let's start
• Hide away, folk family
• 32 footsteps
• Toddler hiway
• Rabid child
• Nothing's gonna change my clothes
• She was a hotel detective
• She's an angel
• Youth culture killed my dog
• Boat of car
• Absolutely Bill's mood
• Chess-piece face
• I hope that I get old before I die
• Alienation's for the rich
• The day
• Rhythm section want-ad
• BONUS: So, strap on that there jammy pac for They Might Be Giants
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★ HI!
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Apollo 21 - Fingertips
05:25
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★ MINIATURE SONGS >>DO<< COUNT
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Gary Gahan Toronto, Ontario
SAXOFUNIST Spanned Canyons, Phantom Woes, Deuxpeche Mode //
TECHNICIAN Horns Reborn // HONKY
Artist photo:
Angelo Marchini, Back 2 Basics Photography
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