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The Mallard King
03:56
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Spectre
04:40
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Not Yet
03:22
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Eraser
07:09
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Light
03:02
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Time
02:57
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Too Late
02:58
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Eff
05:56
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Reunion
04:13
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Cosy Father Victoria, British Columbia
Cosy Father is a reclusive hillbilly with the voice of a young woman who writes, sings, records and weaves dreams in a small room in Victoria, BC.
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