So Many Dynamos Flashlights CD

So Many Dynamos Flashlights Songs

	1.	Saturday Night, Sunday Morning
	2.	Search Party
	3.	Progress
	4.	Home Is Where the Box Wine Is
	5.	How High the Moon
	6.	In Every Direction
	7.	Inventing Gears
	8.	This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things
	9.	We Vibrate, We Do
	10.	In Our Sleep
	11.	Let's Move Mountains

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5 stars better then your life
This album pretty much defines music and sound.(and it owns your mom.)
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