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you like watermelon
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monkeys love each other
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blow a balloon, POP!
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train song
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pianomonica
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do you hear me?
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silly silly zoo
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opera song of nonsense
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kazookelele
00:58
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walk down the stairs
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underground
01:04
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spiders
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baby bonnet barbeque
01:34
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cup, bowl, triangle
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rocket to the moon
01:10
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clouds Santa Cruz, California
A rumpus in lo-fi; father/son duo clouds calls upon a vast range of influences and imaginations to bang out modest, sometimes silly and always earnestly sincere music. Employing a mostly made up on the spot, first-take recording process, clouds endeavors to capture moments of truth and beauty rather than craft them. ... more
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