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losing battles
02:18
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palisades
03:39
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kite pilot
02:44
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fireflies
03:04
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starting over
02:57
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roses
04:37
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gatecrashing
02:32
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wasn't easy
03:20
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lighthouse keeping
02:25
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changing planes
01:53
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bells
03:52
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the farthest shore
03:28
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toadlilies Omaha, Nebraska
toadlilies hail from Omaha, Nebraska, and reside at the intersection of jangle pop and shoegaze.
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