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The Whale
05:35
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Boo! (The Boo Song)
00:39
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Boo!
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Choices
05:45
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Your guess is as good as mine.
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Dirty Water
03:48
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Sailing across the dirty water,
Slow down you're bound to be thrown overboard,
Descend, go to the galley and get some rum,
And piss all, piss all your problems down the drain.
You're living life for them again,
And buying thing you'd never need in life,
All you feel is the hole in your pocket,
Distracting you from what is real.
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This Tree (DEMO)
02:53
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M'Unicorn
02:52
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His Many Colored Fruit Los Angeles, California
A recording project from Daniel Koren and Jeff Tapia
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