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If I Did It, I Did It
03:24
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The Millionth Time
04:27
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Old Man Garage
02:59
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Clam Shell
04:39
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Cars On The Internet
05:11
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Dreams II
04:06
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Existential Sweat
06:10
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Easy For Me To Say
04:04
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Time Bombs
07:07
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The Old Highway
06:36
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Heavy Sweaters Portland, Oregon
Heavy Sweaters are Jacob Lee Avery and John Edmond Gannon, two good buddies who have been rocking in a basement in Portland, Oregon since 2008. Jacob writes the songs, sings and plays guitar. John plays the drums and adds all the cool stuff on top, like horns, keys, vocals. They occasionally play shows. They occasionally make records. They almost always laugh when they get to the end of a song. ... more
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