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Coming and Going
04:05
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Toxic
02:58
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Let it Ring
03:27
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Galileo
03:14
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She Brings the Night
02:54
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Drunken Flame
03:19
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Get Mine
03:40
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Blue Blood Baby
03:59
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St. Petersburg Nights
04:21
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Loverman Sonoma, California
Loverman play like the house band of a lounge bar in the California desert, performing for a late-night crowd of aging poets, femme fatales, and rockabilly kids while David Lynch watches from a corner booth, smoking.
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