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Clouds
03:56
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Opulence
04:52
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No Hope
03:20
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The Loam
03:26
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HR621
03:50
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The Gamble
02:57
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Honor
03:15
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For Some
03:46
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For Some (Demo)
03:28
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Andrew David Minneapolis, Minnesota
Software Developer by day and musician by night. Any support that is given will go directly towards making a studio album.
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