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Somer's Welcome
00:37
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Post No Bills
01:58
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12 Billion People
01:39
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Time Machine
02:41
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Ever Again
02:00
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Biking Through Brooklyn
02:20
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Letting Down/What We Had
02:17
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RoboWishes
01:20
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I Hate Capitalism
01:34
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RoboLady
02:17
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Bob Dylan Song
02:15
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I Don't Wanna Die
01:46
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Tax & Regulate
01:56
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Little Friendly Robot
02:14
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A Drinking Song
02:04
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I'm Sorry (TYFTW)
01:38
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Song for Grownups
03:06
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Long Scoot Home
02:33
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21. |
Little More Chit-Chat
02:05
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We'll Be Fine
02:58
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Jay Ackley Brooklyn, New York
Minnesotan in Brooklyn by way of London; having a sing-song through the dystopia.
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