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"I Can Obey"
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"Sort of Undead"
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"Decoy"
01:04
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"I Need Our History"
01:04
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"Not Everyone Plays"
02:16
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"Stormy Weather"
01:25
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"Go Down Softly"
01:39
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"Passive Voice"
01:15
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"the Perfect Idiot"
01:34
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"Like Nobody"
02:18
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"Only in Religion"
01:21
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"1 Thing" [song by Lucy]
01:02
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"Standard Candles"
01:40
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"Jobs in Nashville"
00:49
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"I Don't Have a Soul"
01:13
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"No Title"
02:30
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"Blame Zach"
01:10
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"Starve in Heaven"
02:37
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zach phillips Brooklyn, New York
songwriter / bandleader in NYC; Fievel Is Glauque, Blanche Blanche Blanche, Perfect Angels, OSR label [2007-17]; "la Loi" [current imprint]
management: lucas@abusiness.company
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