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Cover Me Up With Dirt
03:09
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End Of Rainbows
04:29
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A Sad Parade
03:00
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Not The Oracle at Delphi
04:40
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That Kind of Stupid
03:51
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The Last Straw
03:27
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Four Answers for You
04:37
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Weary-go-round
02:57
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End of the Line
04:26
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Trevor Peach Seattle, Washington
Described as "unhealthily pessimistic", "morbidly morose", and "crestfallen in the downtrodden extreme", Trevor Peach has been writing and performing music since 2004, recording mixtapes for close friends, only recently releasing his entire discography online via Bandcamp. ... more
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