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Boomtown
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words by Sarah Smith Campbell- published in her book 'Idlewild' (1954)
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Hot Air Balloon
06:26
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Keep Spreading the News
03:31
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Catfish + Rocket Parts
02:41
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Drones on the Rise
01:47
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Thru The Alley
02:57
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Ciao, Bella
04:42
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Angel BB
03:18
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In Misery
02:50
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