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Trains
02:50
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Telling all my friends.
01:35
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Tennessee
02:44
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I am not really suicidal. It's a figure of speech that I chose to use, and am not trying to make light of suicide.
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Hometown
01:45
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Skins & Bones
01:59
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Cascadia
01:40
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No More Words
01:29
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So I'll shut up already.
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