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pond
00:20
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an ode
03:18
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home and work
04:06
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heading out
01:24
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more
02:44
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7. |
somedays II
02:32
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repetition
01:38
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train
00:44
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ottoman's marsh
03:38
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don't let me stay
01:34
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the dead
04:03
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The Wind Whistles Vancouver, British Columbia
Indie-folk duo/band that blend whimsical folk with floaty alternative rock, and champion DIY culture and (re)connection to nature.
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