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Her Song
01:15
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Parcel Tape
02:58
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These Trembling Hands
02:10
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Song19
00:56
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H S A P I Y
02:15
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Evangelical Boy
02:42
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[a stolen song]
03:06
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the Death of Me London, UK
Matthew Kay has been making good, honest, folk-pop/acoustic-punk songs as the Death of Me since 2003. There've been hiatuses - all good bands have a hiatus or two - but new songs keep coming, gigs get played and people clap. You know how it is. Anyway, these are songs about being alive, which means they're about girls and God and doubt, hope, fear and joy, love and failure. I hope you can relate.. ... more
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