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the broken tool
04:41
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2. |
the useless filthy spade
03:10
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3. |
the flood
05:55
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4. |
the radio
04:23
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5. |
the skeletons
02:44
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6. |
the night
06:12
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7. |
the ghost
03:55
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8. |
the kings of light
03:33
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9. |
the end
03:31
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Dark Wooden Cell Tours, France
Dark Wooden Cell is a dark folk-blues band led by Mike Gory.
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