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Old Rockhounds
00:47
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2. |
Cowboy Song
02:14
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3. |
You You
02:44
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4. |
Widow's Peak
03:51
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Sweet Teeth
02:41
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Auto
00:32
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Honey
01:38
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8. |
Smoke Break
00:59
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9. |
The Ocean
02:44
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10. |
Spit
01:54
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11. |
Freedom
00:37
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12. |
Misery
03:17
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13. |
Dettifoss
01:10
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14. |
Carbon Copy
05:03
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15. |
(Still Alive)
02:22
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Odetta Hartman New York, New York
swansongs out 3.22.24
+ cowboy soul
+ future folk
+ superstitious
songs
+ sound experiments
~ back-porch banjos
~ detuned violins
~ foley field recordings
~ tuning forks
... more
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