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Milk
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Frogs
03:18
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Analgesia
03:14
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(Daniel Johnston Sample)
02:15
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Elly
04:32
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For Maisie
03:53
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Glass
02:30
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Sleep
04:08
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I Saw You
00:57
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Pinksol
01:20
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I Speak Clearly
01:12
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Valium
05:27
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Just Another Kind
02:14
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Think I Tripped
00:28
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Jesus Christ
01:56
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Jimulous Cloud
08:38
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I'm Lonely
02:46
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Something Is Strange
00:28
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Mama
02:04
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Moog
00:32
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Ha
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Star
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