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Menacing Clouds
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Lobster Town
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I Wish I Was a Bird
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Stuck on Wednesday
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Vaccinated
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Dead Cactus
03:24
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Someone
03:27
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The Bottom (of the Top)
04:21
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Crying in the Shower
03:45
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Washed Up
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The Future Future
04:34
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Where Is Your Dog Now? Los Angeles, California
Where Is Your Dog Now? is an alt-rock music project by Andrew Haworth based in Los Angeles. He has recorded hundreds of songs since its inception. Each album is a “greatest hits” compilation of these songs, constructed in large part based on feedback given by his mother. Haworth experiments with a wide range of genres, but most of his songs end up sounding like power-pop, and that's okay. ... more
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