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Don't Stop Now
05:12
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Love Is Real
03:19
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Sleep Smoke
03:51
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Vanity
03:45
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Tough Crowd
04:20
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Brand New Job
03:11
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Merlot
03:50
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Sea Of Salt
03:31
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Here's Where We Go
03:31
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We'll Be Free
03:56
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Cristobel
03:51
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B. Weaver London, UK
Benjamin Weaver is a Bristol born East London resident, a band member and collaborator to many artists, ex singer/guitarist of post-punkers Good Cop, he previously recorded as Death And The Stars before finally launching under his own name.
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