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Creek Song
02:32
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Neighbor's Dog
03:37
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Brand New Day
02:58
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Summer Sun
04:24
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Problems
02:42
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Native Plant Anthem
03:16
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My Friend's Wedding
03:34
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Dave Eats Mud Washington, D.C.
Nature, aggression, and melody had a love child, and they named it Dave Eats Mud.
We are 4 hip
dudes of varying good looks from Washington, DC. Our music is your generic 4-on-the-floor mid tempo poppy punk, kinda like an unfunny version of the Vandals, an uninspiring Social Distortion, or a non-terrifying Misfits.
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