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Introduction
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Simple Life
01:52
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Tomorrow Night
04:15
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Who's Sorry Now?
02:28
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Ian From Idaho
03:31
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Midnight
02:27
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Mean, Dumb and Ugly
03:50
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The Simple Sisters Provincetown, Massachusetts
You have created a beautiful monster. It is stitched together from various reject instruments. You inject this creature with Diet Coke and mushrooms. The result: Meagan Gillis, the bing bong honk honk machine. Lydia stares in awe and wonder. She cannot ever remember the words to this song. Her only companion in this bizarre soundscape is a bag of shitty trail mix. You are on Planet Simple Sisters. ... more
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