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that year in kansas
02:04
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it's hard to talk about that year in kansas
the year i ate too much acid
i nearly died, i lost my mind...
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a garden song
02:12
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garden, oh garden, oh won't you grow for me?
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penny hill Oklahoma
penny hill is a solo artist's project that often involves collaboration during recordings. Expect anything from dreamy solo guitar and vocals to four piece melodramatic ruckus.
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