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The Scurviest Dogs
05:05
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Sixtiesish
05:22
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Velvet City
03:18
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Scraping Forward
05:33
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Rest
04:38
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Lyrics:
Spirit of the sun,
Remembering days of summer fun,
When I look into your eyes I see falling leaves,
Autumn is here again
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Boreal Echoes
04:19
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The Princeton
03:43
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Paisley Caravan
03:44
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Traced
06:17
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795-4726
03:16
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Sun Shower
06:01
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Captain Doom
03:32
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Hexametaphosphate
03:39
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Cowboys and Aliens
04:42
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Saünlust Winnipeg, Manitoba
Saünlust is the writing partnership of Seppel Bruyere and Casimir Gruwel.
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