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dead birds
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change on the table
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palmer t.
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a letter to a saint
02:59
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iowa city
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honey barbara
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run and hide
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drunken banjo
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the ocean
02:49
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amongst the pines
04:13
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to boddah
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waiting to sleep
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1821 riverside avenue
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The Dead Pigeons Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Dead Pigeons are a roots-based americana band with a cast of amazing local players who came together through their love of making music. This group of dedicated musicians put on an intimate live show that can be part barn dance, part bar brawl, with a mix of heartfelt, handcrafted ballads, foot stomping bluegrass tunes, and the occasional obscure cover. ... more
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