Get all 8 My Elephant Ride releases available on Bandcamp and save 10%.
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Head Full of Clouds
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Sat in Tears
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In The Water
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Crying Mountains
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When The Time Comes
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Bites and Bruises
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Katie
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Oo Ah
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Running Round
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My Elephant Ride Melbourne, Australia
MY ELEPHANT RIDE:
-4 Piece Band
-Pink Piggy Bank
-East Coat Tours
-Multi
Instrumentalists
-Make Art
-Make Love
-Bless friends
-Monday Mum Dinners
-Help musicians
-Give change beggars
-Laugh in the rain
-Don't break hearts
-Be Honest
-Jump and Dance
-Draw and Smile
-Fight for Love
-Be inspiring
... more
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