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Keep Your Eyes on Me
03:18
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Decompose
02:49
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Make Me High
03:37
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Marigolds
03:20
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Momentum
04:00
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Decay
03:21
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Pattern
03:50
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Focus, Focus
03:39
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Whatever
02:51
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Drifting
03:33
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Unsaid
03:16
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Solar Hands
04:14
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Power Lines
03:24
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Say So
04:02
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Prism
03:15
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Cicada
04:53
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Chameleon
09:30
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remix focus focus
03:44
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remix solar hands
04:17
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Dillbilly Columbus, Ohio
Dillbilly (pronouns: they/them) is a genre-queer songmaker living in southeast Ohio.
Dillbilly recommends:
We Ain't Never Going Back
by Skip The Needle
Genre fluid rockers with a powerful message.
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Phenomenology
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