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mother i
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half-life
03:43
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crux
04:05
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chemistry
04:18
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the melancholy
04:28
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give it up
05:39
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expecting to resent
04:20
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machines
03:37
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song for a massacre
04:22
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father
05:37
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mother ii
04:53
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manifest pandemonium
11:29
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Mason Avery Brooklyn, New York
It started eight years ago. I was determined to make my first album. Halfway through recording it I was robbed and lost all my work. I did, however, find old instrumental versions attached in an email. It wasn't perfect, but it was better than nothing. It took several years before I'd decide to re-sing "on top" of these instrumentals, and finish a record that was long overdue. ... more
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