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amber's song
02:49
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2. |
tiny ghost
03:02
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3. |
worries
03:38
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4. |
huckleberry wisdom
04:02
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mr. browns funeral
03:04
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murders and metaphors
03:31
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7. |
fault inside
02:32
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8. |
come moonshine
04:23
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9. |
better death
04:12
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until the moon hides
02:35
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11. |
amber's exit
01:12
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Fur Foxen Salt Lake City, Utah
Two piece chamber folk band. The duo, Amber and Stephan, combine their classical and ham-fisted sounds to create an ironical soundscape. The combined effort is visceral with thematically relatable lyrics often met with a glass of whiskey and a stumble.
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