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Heaven's Above
05:17
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2. |
There Is A Road
02:45
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Ghost Pt. 2
03:31
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5. |
Do Do Do
04:27
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6. |
Crying Time (demo)
02:52
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7. |
Schmuck (old version)
03:31
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8. |
White Lightning
02:51
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9. |
Nooks And Crannies
04:13
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10. |
Water
01:09
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11. |
Ghost Pt. 1
03:31
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12. |
Holy Loner (demo)
03:20
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The Holy Loner Masterton, New Zealand
The Holy Loner is a songwriter's songwriter,
and one the most enigmatic and
unforgettable
performers working today in New Zealand.
Simultaneously misanthropic and sentimental,
confrontational and heartbroken.
... more
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