that idea looks strange, by travel by train

that idea looks strange

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Elvis Dracula I knew this band before they were cool. Favorite track: i wish i could hug the sun.

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	1.	i wish i could hug the sun 07:04
	2.	the world is witches 07:20
	3.	my heart can't love you after i die 15:00
	4.	i was born to cry 05:56

There's a lot said about finding happiness, there should be more said about losing sadness.

released September 16, 2023

cmtmbl - guitars, sound manipulation, noise

travel by train Boston, Massachusetts

Located in rural Massachusetts by way of Minnesota and California, travel by train is a player and experimenter of noise and sound.

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