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Bombs Away
03:56
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Cold Cruel Heart
04:44
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Shiver
05:01
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The Dungeness
05:28
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Remember When
04:22
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Just Ordinary
04:14
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Far Away
04:43
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Carney Song
05:43
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Better luck next year
04:32
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Breaking Animals in
03:43
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Vel Indica Winston Salem, North Carolina
Vel Indica is a 3 piece Sonic Folk band from Winston Salem NC
Patrick Ferguson - Vocals and Guitar
Ken Simonds - Bass
Neal Goode - Drums and Percussion
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