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Big Darkness
04:40
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Don't Say a Word
05:11
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You Can Never Leave
03:49
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Bad Man Coming
03:24
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You Threw a Spark
03:16
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Boy With 100 Hands
04:11
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Sweet Marie
04:55
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Angelina
03:31
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Disappear
04:16
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Carrion Doves
03:58
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Big Darkness (Demo)
04:25
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Don't Say a Word (Demo)
05:01
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Bad Man Coming (Demo)
03:20
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You Threw a Spark (Demo)
03:29
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Sweet Marie (Demo)
04:23
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Angelina (Demo)
03:30
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Disappear (Demo)
04:26
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Carrion Doves (Demo)
03:56
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You Are Alone (Demo)
03:34
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Crooked Fingers North Carolina
Crooked Fingers was the solo project of singer/guitarist Eric Bachmann. In the wake of the 1998 dissolution of his much-beloved previous band Archers of Loaf, Bachmann founded Crooked Fingers in early 2000.
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