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Swiftly, Said the Bird
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Sibyl Vane
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Ode to the County Chair
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What Would We Profit?
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Human Explorations
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Brood of Vipers
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Children Without Choices
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Blasé
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Heart Problems Warrenton, Missouri
Introspective indie rock from the Brothers Wharton.
Heart
Problems is:
Lake Wharton - leading vocals, bass, rhythm guitars
Forest J. Wharton - lead guitars, bass
Cloud Wharton - drums, percussion
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