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Miso
03:23
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I don't like people. But still, I'm trying.
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Pumpkin in a Tie
03:03
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You're a pumpkin in a tie.
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Vacuum
05:15
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Take my DNA away, take back my DNA. I don't want your eyes and nose; I don't want your temper, no. I don't want your family ties, I don't want those family lies. I was born in a vacuum cleaner.
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Recall
03:13
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I'll bite, if you do, I'll bite.
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Heartburn
03:11
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I feed you, watch out. You say you don't want to force your views, so you force it down their throats. It's OK to keep quiet, as long as you have a vote. I feed you, watch out.
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Sunday Stopped Honking
03:42
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I know you're a battle. World War won you. But haven't I always fought for your life too? Ash covered van. Conducting school. Sunday stopped honking when I gave up honey spoons.
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Blender Theory
02:58
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(Got)Married on Myspace
04:04
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Beloved Binge Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
" ...upbeat, stripped-down and muffed-out indie-pop rock. Taking turns strumming, humming and drumming
(while swiping
pages from the K Records playbook) Rob Beloved and Eleni Binge conjure up happy memories
of indie rock's fun-loving and far less pretentious past..."
--Adam Leech, Colorado Springs Independent (Colorado Springs, CO)
... more
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