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death for us both
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meat falls off
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system of objects
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sign-value
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the homeless in heaven
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pagan accessories
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prairie in the sack
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optimum breed
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peppermint strain
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novelty hands
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floor candy for melanie
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you can't own yr history
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fortune teller typo
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bella oblique
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civics dismorphia
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the moon is at home
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hope you smoke reds
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TS/AL collective Alabama
We're a collective that releases stuff from mostly alabama artists.
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