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a boy & a girl
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falling
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the waltons
04:53
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wasted
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never leave
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american girl
02:07
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here nor there
04:17
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an ox to a rat
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please
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all for yourself
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The Burnettes Vancouver, British Columbia
"For the better part of a decade or more, Vancouver's The Burnettes have done their best to not be noticed while making some of the most informed and poetic misty indie rock music..." -Beatroute Magazine
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