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Fiona
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80 Irving
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Spent in the Silo
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White Knuckling
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Maintaining Interest
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On High
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Feel Better
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I Was Crushed by Inertia
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Joyless Youth Home Recordings Iowa
Joyless Youth is an American independent recording label based in Iowa.
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