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Songs About Death

by Noah Chevalier

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i believe we are dead 03:24
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songs about death 01:34
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3.
accident of biology 02:47
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hospital 02:52
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too many songs 06:26
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6.
die for country 00:54
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why be born? (parking lot) 03:57
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death, death 02:56
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weight of the world 02:42
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death race to oblivion 03:00
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put myself to sleep 03:52
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why be born? (list) 03:43
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wtf, dude 04:15
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released January 3, 2012

All music and sounds created and recorded by Noah Chevalier. Equipment includes: Fender Strat (played acoustically a fair amount), Casiotone CT-370, Lexicon LXP-5, volume pedal, fender amp, JVC boombox, Smokey cigarettebox amplifier, iphone & flipcam for recording, iSequenceLE iphone app for drum programming on "i believe we are dead", child's kick drum, cymbal of dubious origin, xylophone, clear plastic tubing, funnel, comb, water bottle with sock over it... and i think that's about it.

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Noah Chevalier Providence, Rhode Island

Noah Chevalier lives in Providence and runs the Transit Street studios. He was in bands called the Iqballers and Passionate Mammals. He makes electronic music under the name The Suppressed Wish. He likes to draw stuff sometimes.

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