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The Great Fire
03:25
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Our Lady of Ham Radio
03:35
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Sorrows into Stones
06:02
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The Beheading
03:41
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Toil at Night
03:28
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Fool's Gold
04:01
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The Comfort of Sorrow
02:04
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A Drop to an Ocean
03:23
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Goodnight, My Sweet Boy
07:40
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Fading into Ruin
04:38
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Morte Seguirá
04:00
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Festa de Desesperança
01:20
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Empathy for the Devil
02:52
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The Great Truth
04:31
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Judith and Holofernes San Francisco, California
Judith and Holofernes is a band from San Francisco who play an American variation of traditional Portuguese fado music. Like fado, their music is sad and melancholic, evoking feelings of sorrow, futility and longing.
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