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Ellie (laychaser)
01:54
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Sea Miner
02:46
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Boots
02:25
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To Going/Being Gone
05:58
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Homecoming
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Wind Song
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Food Chain
07:43
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Main Saint Santa Cruz, California
we are kids, sometimes things are weird.
Matt - banjo
Tim -
washboard
Wes - mandolin
Coco - saw
August - washtub
people who used to or sometimes play with us:
Chris - saw
Zak - drums
Amelia - accordion
... more
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