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Quiet House
04:50
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My Party
05:18
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Least Reliable Narrator
02:45
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Karmic Rust
04:52
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You Want Time
02:09
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Nice White Lady
03:44
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Leave It
03:29
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Headlights
04:57
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God Damn Teeth
04:55
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Congrats
05:51
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Don't Walk On My Lawn
04:46
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Gandor Chorale Brooklyn, New York
A big hug of rustic electropunk for your sleepless canine soul. We're a Brooklyn three-piece via Maine and Queens playing
really loud pop music. Check out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/GandorChorale
or our Youtube channel for music videos: www.youtube.com/channel/UCLmvlNmeZAupz_Hypmt_qMg?view_as=public
And our facebook for shows:
www.facebook.com/gandorchorale
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