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All There Is
04:30
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Can't Go Home Again
04:18
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No Chance for Me
06:33
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Guilt Machine
03:36
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Repeat
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Blame
03:27
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Dry Your Eyes
03:20
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Sell You Something
02:40
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Robert Parker Methuen, Massachusetts
This is what happens when a former music major gets a job and quits his band. He gets his musical ya-ya's out by making records at home.
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