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Sleeping In
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Soldier On
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Planet Emily
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The Mystery
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Fire, Fire
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In Dreams
06:06
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Glow
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Loves Atomic
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Who You Are
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Northern Records California
Founded in 1999, Northern Records is an independent music company.
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