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The Tunnel
04:57
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One Last Lullaby
05:58
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Eve of 31
05:03
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Goodbye Tucson
06:12
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The Roots
05:22
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Floating
05:34
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Overdue
04:54
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Queen of Starlight
05:55
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Walk and Talk
04:27
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Butter Wouldn't Melt Wellington, New Zealand
Butter Wouldn’t Melt will melt your heart with soulful stories, faraway fables, and not so sappy love
songs.
Their debut album 1931 features songs about New Zealand History, including 'Eve of 31', written about the Napier earthquake and 'The Tunnel' about the ghost of Wellington's tunnel.
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