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Built to Spill - There Is No Enemy (new album / stream)

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Tuesday, Sep 8, 2009

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Built to Spill
There Is No Enemy
(Warner Bros.)
Releasing: 6 October (US)

SONG LIST
01 Aisle 13
02 Hindsight
03 Nowhere Lullaby
04 Good Ol’ Boredom
05 Life’s a Dream
06 Oh Yeah
07 Pat
08 Done
09 Planting Seeds
10 Things Fall Apart
11 Tomorrow

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