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Lost Cause
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Umbrella Lady
03:59
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Shapeshifting
04:19
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Mysteron
03:42
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Windows on the World
03:36
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Beneath the Light
03:41
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Laudanum for the Poet
02:41
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Magic Roundabout
05:00
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The Dystopia Arms
04:41
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Cheap Suit
03:16
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The Pagan Gods of Summer
03:15
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Heavy Gravity
02:58
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All Kinds of Blue
03:06
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Sin Eater
03:32
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Tim Green (Greeny) London, UK
London based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist with a genre-spanning output: from acoustic pop-rock to
psychedelia, folk, and electronica.
Musical influences include Bowie, The Beatles, The Doors, Kate Bush, and Billy Joel (amongst others...).
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