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TIME WILL TELL
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MAKES NO DIFFERENCE
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LIGHTNING
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STRUMBLE
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A BITTER PILL TO SWALLOW
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FOUR BEERS
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HELLO
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DECEMBER TUESDAY
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HITS AND MISSES
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GOLDEN
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Interstellar Smoke Records Wrocław, Poland
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