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The Barn
02:25
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Bethel Cop
02:46
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Credits
02:34
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Dandelion Wine
03:16
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Head
05:05
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One Year
03:02
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Sorry 'bout the time
04:28
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Rhinestone
02:53
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Stones
03:37
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Stones pt 2
03:32
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Through Glass Doors
04:42
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Woodsman Orphan New Haven, Connecticut
Based somewhere in the wooded haunts of the northeast, Woodsman Orphan is the result of a pop obsession rolled up into a folk blanket. Woodsman Orphan takes inspiration from New England folklore and offers a sometimes satirical glimpse through the keyhole into New England life. ... more
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