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Ethanol
00:41
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My Alcoholic Dream Day
03:53
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Burden
02:16
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Silence is Best
00:38
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Thinking
02:22
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Bad Memory
01:51
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Two Funerals
07:22
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The Past
02:30
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Old Man Dies
02:08
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Comedians
02:46
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Profit
01:39
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Country Death Los Angeles, California
Country Death is an idiot savant that has been around for about a decade, give or take some years. He has played music in over 75 American cities, including Kenosha. These songs were recorded in studios and bedrooms, on computers and four tracks (some analogue, some digital), sometimes on drugs, sometimes sober. Thank you for listening. ... more
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