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She Said No
02:28
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Natalie
01:52
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Katie-Sue
03:12
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We Can Hide
02:35
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Alana
01:51
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Night Time
03:24
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My Girlfriend
01:22
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Some Girls
02:17
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Let Me Know
02:26
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Thee Gold Blooms' Boogie
01:44
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Do You Really Want Me?
02:48
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Please Wake Me
04:04
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Thee Gold Blooms Perth, Australia
Garage & Surf Rock from Perth, Australia
The soundtrack to waking up in a paddling pool full of melting ice and floating red cans.
Contact:
dylan@zimwow.com
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