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Work It Out
03:56
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Summer Drug
04:31
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Huwah
03:27
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Home
04:46
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Icehouse
04:39
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Bad Dream
04:01
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Anything and Everything
04:16
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Outro
02:59
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Clone Wolf Seattle, Washington
Seattle based post-pop-rock. An exploration of the grunge and indie attitudes that permeate the PNW.
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