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Creep Academy
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Cast Your Own Shadow
02:20
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Money Problem
02:33
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king makers making up the middle
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Dr. Dayglo
01:36
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Wait a minute there's a man who can make us whole
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Pitt's Combe
02:25
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Unskilled Sensation
01:53
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I Better Move On
03:03
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Everyone's To Blame
01:30
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Egregious use of "september/december"
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My Teenage Stride Brooklyn, New York
My Teenage Stride started as Jedediah Smith's one-man-band studio music project in the early-mid aughts and continues to
this very exact day.
My Teenage Stride's known associates include ghost singer Mick Trouble and minor key cultists Jeanines
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