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Human Tucan
04:51
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A Warm Welcome
03:13
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Rosie
06:22
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Gobble Gobble
04:12
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Not Your Mom's Chili
12:07
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Aphasia (Cover)
06:30
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Soon Comes the Day
06:07
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Chapters Four and Five
15:05
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Moonshine
03:49
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Done
08:20
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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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