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Wreckage
02:54
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The Ghost of John Glas
03:49
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Modern Art is Miserable
02:31
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Cigarettes and Vodka
02:40
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Lonely Man
03:52
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Demasiado San Diego, California
We take our influences as inspiration for originality, rather than as a regurgitation of sounds.
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