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Sleep Till They Die
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You Disappear
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With Davey
02:17
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Don't Wanna Be Anywhere
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I Can't Speak
03:03
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Hey Papi
01:46
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I'll Be True
03:28
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Oranges
02:10
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True Love Knows
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This is the first solo record by our friend Will Sprott (formerly of the band the Mumlers) and it's just full of excellent songs.
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I love this album partially because it's so hard to place in time. It could just as easily fit into any decade from the 60s on and feels familiar but totally original.
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I love this so much. It inspires me in a few ways, one of which is to revisit Richard Brautigan because I wasn’t into him on my first read, but mostly it makes me want to bask in the warm places in my little world and go on early morning walks, not unlike the way I feel when I listen to Dolly Parton.
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