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Wave
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Did You Tell Me?
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Mexico Americano
02:52
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Seven Years
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Rosalie
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Hard Road
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59 Years
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Inside This Dance
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Cancion Mixteca
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With These Hands
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Silence
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And Yet / Theme
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Watermelon Records Austin, Texas
Watermelon Records was founded in Austin, TX in 1989. The label would go on to release nearly 100 records before shutting its doors in 1998. New West Records acquired rights to the releases in 2010.
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