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Fortune, Baby
08:16
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Fortunately all the crumbs were delivered unevenly to the bathroom. It’s just a refinement of the extremities of punctuation. Fortunately, baby, fortune un-positively gabardine.
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Oh, Baby Baby
07:44
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Oh baby finish the other part now. Scoop up the misty mustard marble top. Oh baby finish the other part now. Oh baby, baby. Oh baby, baby. Oh baby, baby. Oh baby finish the other part now. Every day the forest is emptying all its gallons of hydrofluorocarbons on the cereal. Oh baby finish the other part now. Oh baby, baby. Oh baby, baby. Oh baby, baby.
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My baby said, “that should begin the civil war” and with that he broke his hands free and spread the glitter around. And then my baby said, “you can’t use furniture as a verb.” Baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby.
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Fortunately, Baby
09:24
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Fortunately, baby there’s only fifteen more gallons in the bathtub. Individuation starts at the hip. Nut chick nuggin’ in the smokehouse.
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Conundrums come in different flavors, but I don’t know why. Following everyone down the staircase and right into the golden pools of fortune and trains. I’m coming down from my stilts now, baby.
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Vegan Butcher Oakland, California
Playing songs only written in January and only using a nine-note scale, Vegan Butcher is John Shiurba's monumental slow-core project centered on his early morning somniloquism.
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