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Boneyard
01:22
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TmrwYstrdyTdy
01:18
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Endless Summer!
01:07
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Portable CD Player
03:42
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Carnival
02:10
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Saved
02:10
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Wrong Place
01:50
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Japan Beach
03:01
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Greenhouse
04:33
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Stereo
01:30
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Cause Time
03:20
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Sonic
03:16
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Celestials (ft. Reggie)
03:16
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kinda like Beach House
04:29
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Frogger
02:48
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Groovy, Dude.
01:30
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Bobby (Alex G cover)
03:45
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Barrett Bryan (Bearly) Tulsa, Oklahoma
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