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my shoulder ride
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no sounds
02:21
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body cried alive
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sabled fur
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twiddle your thumbs mum
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carefree clothes
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visitors' book
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memphis in texas
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perfect present
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hearty connection
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knives
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Shrubbies London, UK
Shrubbies were a London-based wonky pop band formed by Sharron and Craig Fortnam, Sarah Smith and Dominic Luckman. They wrote songs about love, longing, loneliness and life in all its forms.
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