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Permission Granted
02:12
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Frontier
Dental floss
Joshua
Tree
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Printable transcript
Printable transcript
Printable transcript
Denial
Subvert
Frost bite
Dessert
Disclose
Hide
Specific
Lies
Permission granted
Permission granted
Permission granted
Permission granted
Request
Cheer
Past
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Bugged
04:35
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Blood Red
02:55
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Half Joke
02:40
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Idle Hands
01:04
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Tissue
01:28
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My ghost friend came to dinner
And she left a little early
My house felt strange and creepy
But I really didn't worry
Little did I know
That she put a tiny pinch
Of yellow yeasted flesh
On my wooden barstool bench
The next day something moved
I must say it caught my eye
A large lump of tissue
Filled with maggots and a fly
I put it in a fish tank
But in time it got too big
Now it has a head, arms, legs
A smile and a kid
Some say it's a witch
But I think it's kind of cute
She taps a little silver drum
And plays a golden flute
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Lightning Rod
02:17
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Bow Canyon
01:58
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Case Number 107
01:35
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Grape
01:37
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Tied Or Free
01:44
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Derangement
02:42
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Swell
02:40
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December
02:30
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December night
Sun sets and the wind blows
Clouds and shadows
The storm brings snow
And voices in my head
Will and freedom dead
It's like I always said to you
The rocky ledge
Persuades my mind
That peace is found
In swift decline
And if I ever disappear
You will find my body here
You will find my body
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The Judge
04:16
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Blue Flower
03:18
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The Radiant Dregs Surprise, Arizona
Elisha and Cynthia Dorfsmith, AKA The Radiant Dregs have been actively playing and recording their unique brand of homemade music since 2001. To date they have released over a dozen full length albums.
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