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Bam Dee Lam
03:17
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Eliza Jane
03:50
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Feeding The Bees
02:33
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an instrumental song. Lil b wrote it about doing what the title suggests. He's an amateur bee keeper. We busked with it a bunch and Good Brian even wrote a third part, which was neat, but it is gone from our set these days. Only played upon request.
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Shortening Bread
02:02
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Mama little baby loves shortening shortening. Mama little baby loves shortening bread.
Ten little kids all jumping on the bed. One fell off and bumped his head. Mama called the doctor and the doctor said, "No more little kids jumping on the bed!"
Guire loves yams with lemon and basil. Guire loves yams and yams and yams.
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5. |
The Whippoorwill
03:45
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6. |
I Ain't Gonna
03:33
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7. |
Jug Of Whiskey
04:17
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8. |
In Your Hands
03:38
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9. |
Hesitiation Blues
02:02
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10. |
Weekend At Stormcrow's
02:46
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11. |
Jackson Stomp
02:44
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13. |
The Death Song
04:57
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For Fear The Hearts Of Men Are Failing Oakland, California
Our band name is a line from an old timey country song. It feels full of existential angst. It also sounds fucking metal! This combination aptly describes the sound of our band. We are fucking ridiculous.
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