mtngrrl
This is albums is such a roller coaster of day to day real time emotional pop bangers.
Within arm’s reach rips me in two.
Favorite track: Within Arm's Reach.
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Take the Edge Off
01:15
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Rough Seas
03:31
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Purse Bites
01:46
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Cinema 101
02:34
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Live in There
03:15
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Red Clown
02:12
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My Poor Mind
01:32
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Within Arm's Reach
02:47
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Cremation
01:18
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Rewildin'
02:12
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Grand Master Plan
01:15
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Guardian
02:24
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