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Getting Use to the Pain
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Constellations
03:45
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I Don't Go Out
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A Little Too Much
03:49
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Manic
04:23
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This Work
04:19
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Guillotine
02:40
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The Drip
03:47
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Don't Panic
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Whole Lotta Nothing
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A Better Me
03:36
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Mikasa Ventura, California
Brian Mikasa is an eclectic solo music project written and recorded by Brian Mikasa in various bedrooms over the years.
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