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The Forest
05:28
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Two Sides
04:10
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My Past Life
07:11
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Deep Yellow
02:51
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Ashes
05:46
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Something In The Water
02:49
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Eclipse
03:09
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The Holy Mountain
06:24
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Aaron, Plain and Tall Columbus, Ohio
Hailing from Columbus, OH, Aaron, Plain & Tall is a vision envisaged by Aaron Cottrell. Blending elements of folk, psych, pop, and the avant-garde, APT is a godless, empathetic creation.
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