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Nothing From Nothing
02:46
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Let It All Go
03:01
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You're No Better
02:42
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Chasing After Honey
04:30
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Applause
04:43
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Small Houses
03:01
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Losing It
02:24
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When I Was Yours
02:45
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King In Yellow
05:19
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A little voice
To help you preserver
A busted note
As though the meaning ain't clear
I waited but you never came
As you stepped out of the blue
Can't seem to get past my name
But I can't get passed you
King in Yellow, Queen in Red
Don't let the gold go to your head
Everything you ever wanted
Shining like a star
Fever in night
Burning up this bed
The air it was thick and the nectar so sweet
Everything comes down like rain as you
Sit and talk to me
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Gray Bouchard Boston, Massachusetts
Trash dandy. Singer, songwriter and guitar player of Salem Wolves. Neon macabre. Howling at the door to success.
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