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Squiggly Little Lines
01:58
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Lights
03:14
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Walking Into Walls
03:35
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The Mailbox Song
03:15
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Rip Off Mine
02:39
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Girl, Don't Tell Me
01:43
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Darkest Africa (PG-13)
03:52
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Evelyn
03:32
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Justice
03:50
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Some Cherry Pie
05:41
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Snoopy and the Red Baron
03:13
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Darkest Africa (G)
03:50
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Chester
03:42
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Swan Toss New Jersey
The members of Swan Toss have performed in such venues as: Coney Island High,
Maxwell’s, CBGBs, Continental, The
Stone Pony, Lone Star Roadhouse, etc.
Collectively, Swan Toss has more years of experience than any of them care to
admit, but they’re not about to hang it all up yet.
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