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Grill
01:58
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Capitol Hill
02:52
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Kept On Going
03:06
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Tide is Out
02:54
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Robot Me
02:42
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Wash Out
02:11
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Moon
02:59
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Come & Go
02:55
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Purpose or the Pace
04:17
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With These Shoes
02:13
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Fifty
02:25
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It Reminds Me
02:20
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Just After the Rodent
03:27
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Second Beach
00:47
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Corey Passons Seattle, Washington
Singer-songwriter based in Seattle. Also loves to sing and play guitar in the indie-rock band, Spanish for 100. Rides a bike often. Gets frustrated at some stuff, etc.
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