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Ow, Fuck
01:09
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"Fuck"
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Summer Momentum
00:48
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Synth Fanatic
02:27
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Fate
01:15
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I Remember
00:45
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Train Tunnel Tunez
01:08
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Jim Ate The Opal Pensacola, Florida
Hey! I'm a local artist based in Pensacola, Fl. I have a fondness for bumpy synth and rainy piano. Hope you enjoy!
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