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Hey Dark
04:10
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I'm Alive
03:00
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Crashing
03:52
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Get Some Rest
04:29
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Running In Place
02:57
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Shiver
03:58
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Grapefruit Orchard
03:28
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Kast
04:08
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Sunday Morning
04:23
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Outbound
04:59
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Paloma Raleigh, North Carolina
Paloma has spent ages unencumbered by the chains of description, choosing to ride the coattails of lavished praises from critics or opting to settle into scenic obscurity. During the gigging years, Paloma possible never booked shows on their behalf, but relied solely on the readily abundant invites from clubs and peers; quickly becoming spoiled of being a big fish in a local music scene. ... more
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