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Like Sharks On Blood
04:28
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Try to Stay Awake
02:51
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Halfway There
03:01
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Adventure Town
03:09
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Over My Head
03:37
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Too Much Fun
03:13
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Interlude
02:03
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Thank You, So Nice
05:33
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The Bees & The Fleas
03:26
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Air Signs
04:09
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Frank Friend Winter Park, Florida
Frank Friend is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer with an assortment of influences including Beethoven, The Beatles, J Dilla, and Thelonious Monk. Much like his influences, he isn't pinned down to a single genre. Instead, Friend has made his way through many musical phases. Whatever the style, he devotes himself wholeheartedly--elevating and reinventing music as only he can. ... more
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