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Vinegar
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Local Girl
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Blue Sun
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Maybe Lover Fighter
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My Darling Ego
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Gutterfly
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Harry
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A Googol Gallons
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Miss Talk to the Hand
05:20
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A Bottle of Blues
02:13
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The Drugs
05:36
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No
02:20
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Funerals
05:04
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J G Bailey Masterton, New Zealand
Welcome to the bEARCAMP. tHE bEAR eats and drinks then sings his bEARPOP to those who will listen. The bEAR was in hibernation but is now wide awake.
his growl grows to a roar!
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