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Limitations
02:29
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Seeing Things, Pt. 1
01:51
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Hearing Stuff, Pt. 2
02:53
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Feeding Every Dog
02:31
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Nosebleed
02:51
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harmacy Atlanta, Georgia
vocals: Bar
guitar: Blake
bass: Karl
drums: Eric
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