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Fresia
04:14
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Dandelions and Fireflies
03:26
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Molotov Cocktails
02:27
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Denver Rotten
02:28
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Sail Away
04:40
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Tribute Song
03:54
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Party
05:27
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Ice Cream and Gin
02:56
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9. |
Me and My Friends
02:37
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Mixtape Dance
05:27
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Turn Up the Volume
04:51
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Guts
03:27
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Bearsnail Denver, Colorado
We play loud, raucous, folky, pinky songs about hard emotions, survival, and the will to live, survive, and thrive.
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