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Sit Stand Lay Down
05:15
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2. |
The Day We Graduate
06:28
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3. |
Welcome to Spooky House
02:24
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4. |
The War is Over!
04:37
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5. |
Identity Crisis
05:02
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6. |
Mud
02:41
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7. |
Bird Band
00:36
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8. |
Turn To Stone!
03:32
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9. |
Fat Snake
04:19
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10. |
Lets Go Home
05:13
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The Gils Burlington, Vermont
The Gils record completely improvised music in Burlington VT. Comprised of an ever-growing group, they are good friends expressing outwardly, into the ever-changing universe. After all, nobody wants to be a lizard!
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