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Intro
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Go Vespa Go!
02:16
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Domestic partner grande
03:24
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Stick it out
02:17
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There are ghosts
02:48
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Oak canyon trees
02:40
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Walk through the rain
03:13
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The sea meets the sky
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We go to sleep
03:29
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Dumb Terminal Project Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Out of basement comes Dumb Terminal project. Lo-fi melodies ready to improve your outlook on
life.
Dumb Terminal Project is the mastermind of Rob Gerbasi.
Rob started recording music in the late 90’s using four track machines in his apartment Rob joined with Dean Johnson and Mark Truesdell to start performing his material to an audience and expand the sound of his tunes.
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