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Cut
04:43
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Don't Ever Give Up
04:42
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Good Thing Going
03:49
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Cute Girl (explicit)
01:16
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Innocent Diamond Animals
03:57
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Night Field
04:42
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The Lie
04:29
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Aftershave Forehead
00:36
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Leave
04:40
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Whenever You Need Money
01:25
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Dan Raridan Dayton, Ohio
Springsteen and PJ Harvey meet Lou Reed at the disco. Raridan's latest album is quickly becoming a fan favorite.
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