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Lighthouse
03:17
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Shine
02:56
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Bright Eyes
02:57
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Unworld
03:05
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Medicine
05:33
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At Your Mercy
03:23
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Purest Form
02:29
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Don't Apologise
03:11
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Crippled
02:13
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Uncle Gordon
02:51
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Uncle Gordon took me away to a nice place
Went on a boat ride, walked in the woods, got off our face
He said he was worried I'd be sitting in my room
Drinking myself into a stupor
Uncle Gordon took me away for the weekend
Stayed with a couple of his gay friends on a nice little farm
Hope has made a fool out of me
Made it desirable to leave town
Uncle Gordon took me away from the city
Rented a car and we drove off into the mountains
Showed me a world outside my four walls
Free from diabolical intervention
Uncle Gordon dropped me outside my apartment
Took back the rental car, hopped on a bus to the airport
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No Man's Land
01:45
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Holly Covered Tomb
04:06
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Brighton to Dover
02:27
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Hope
03:41
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Spanish Harem
06:22
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Charcoal Burners Dunedin, New Zealand
With your skeleton crew in the cockpit pornographic zombie flight attendants serving cyanide in first class and I'm someone in economy's sole baggage I'm the body they're bringing home and heads will roll in the bowling alleys of the town when the news gets out might as well just overshoot the airport set her down in ten million parts take as many of the rebels with us - Relate (Colours) ... more
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