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Some must have died
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Prison walls
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Full-moon day
03:49
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Son of a bitch
05:27
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Being pretty
07:48
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Attendant miseries
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On tired wings
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Preach by example
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Resonator Wakefield, Massachusetts
Resonator is constantly evolving primarily electric guitar with effects solo project of R Moores, sometimes with raw vocals, and with additional instruments, sometimes farther afield
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