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A Fire In New York City
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A Smile For A Tenner
02:13
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Everybody Knows
03:29
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Building A Human
02:12
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Buckminster Fuller
02:51
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In My Room
02:05
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Making The Same Mistakes
04:52
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Working Boys
02:18
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Rosie
00:26
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Ballard Bolton, UK
Lo-fi, Sixties influenced guitar pop. Rough, ready and bloody catchy.
Photo of me by Ed Lake. Here are more of his photos: www.flickr.com/photos/eddietowers/
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