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Try To Explain
03:40
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It Doesn't Matter
03:19
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Soul Parking
03:45
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Drink With You All Night
03:17
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Cadillacs On My Eyes
04:24
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Shonen Knife
01:38
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Color In Your Cheeks
04:12
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Diving Bell
03:20
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Just Like You
02:19
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You Knew More Than I Did
04:11
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Cereal Box
03:05
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Karl Straub Alexandria, Virginia
KARL STRAUB writes music the way birds build nests, throwing together something sturdy from whatever detritus is lying
around. Bubblegum pop, Charlie Parker, Merle Haggard and Bob Wills, Rodgers & Hart, psych fuzz, the Dolls and Velvet Underground, etc.
Straub basically uses two approaches when he writes lyrics— storytelling and impressionism.
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