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Woe is Me
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Rosie
03:42
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Nobody Knows Anything
02:37
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Sailor's Lament
03:01
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Baker's Dozen
02:37
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Left and Right
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While You're Gone
02:31
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Max Wareham Northampton, Massachusetts
Max Wareham’s voice is always about to break, warbling and true. Known primarily as bassist in psychedelic-pop-rock band Sun Parade, and contributing songwriter to studio-collective Cousin Moon, his solo work is influenced by British folk music, early country music, astronauts, ancestors, deep-sea divers, and Medieval English poetry. ... more
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