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Drought
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Tonic
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St. Augustine
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Earthquake
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Enemy
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Paralysis
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All My Lovers
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My Father, 1985
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Cokes Chicago, Illinois
☆ from the far reaches of my mind ☆ my bedroom ☆ my phone ☆ my life ☆ my car ☆ my past ☆
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