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Dear Friend
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Of Bridges Burned
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Family Feud
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You Are Home
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Sick, or Determined?
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Which Drink?
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Idioteque
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Would We Liars Be?
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Last Camden Stand
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An Epistle For Sal
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Let's Talk Dissent
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Levi Weaver Dallas, Texas
Every dollar I make from this site until (at least) 2020 (after bandcamp / paypal / shipping fees) will be donated to rstx.org
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