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Beans
00:57
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Nature is Dangerous
00:48
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Subaltern Blues
01:44
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Maybe Tomorrow
00:47
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Everyday Decay
01:21
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Beans (Slight Return)
00:34
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Classification Blues
02:07
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Hanging Around
00:57
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Socrates
01:31
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The Sun is Going Down
01:48
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The Lonely Oatcake Glasgow, UK
Ever since I was a boy, I have always found oatcakes a pleasure. When I met Larry, he seemed like an amiable chap so I
struck up a conversation.
“Hello Larry.”
“How did you know my name was Larry?”
From there our association blossomed. One day I realised that I didn’t like Larry. Now he is a lonely oatcake.
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