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Fairytale
02:43
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2. |
Memory Slip: From, Me
02:32
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3. |
Hold My Hand
03:03
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4. |
Cooled by Heat
03:36
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5. |
Path to Him
03:45
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March Forth and Frolic
02:49
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7. |
Terrestrial Radio Song
03:57
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8. |
To End
01:11
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9. |
Come One, Come All!
02:03
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10. |
The Woods
04:07
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11. |
She's Sick
02:04
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12. |
Night of Colors
03:43
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13. |
We're Almost There
01:42
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14. |
Floral Burial
05:27
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15. |
Driveway
01:09
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17. |
Sodium
04:14
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18. |
Failing to See the Myth
02:09
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Radio Harvest Connecticut
My name is Corey.
This is my attempt at making music.
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