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Cryptid
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Beard of bees
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Resist gravity
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Nightmare Life-in-Death
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Told you so
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Petrichor
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Insects
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Digging
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Skywriting
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Spring-heeled
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Kate
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Tasha Fights Tigers England, UK
Sashaying seductively across Tescos carpark, Tasha Fights Tigers cleans its specs, pretends not to pick its nose, and dreams of corduroy.
Fuzz and bleeps. GeekRock and film music.
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