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Only to Go On
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Mourning Light
02:57
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Recoil
04:12
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Translucent
02:39
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Only Bluff
03:04
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Come Around
02:03
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Will it Take
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New Destination
02:08
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Wear it Out
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Their Design
02:59
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Semihelix Austin, Texas
Dream Psych Pop in Austin, TX.
Geannie Friedman- guitar and vox
Mike Cota-bass
Valdemar Barrera- drums, and vox
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