Dependence, by The National Park Service

Dependence

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	1.	I Hope Whatever is Alright 05:28
	2.	I Can't Phantom 04:20
	3.	The Forecast 04:17
	4.	Downdrone 08:24
	5.	Just Us 01:02
	6.	Surreal Pressure (version) 06:48
	7.	Underwriting 01:45
	8.	Orange Glowing Grove 08:00
	9.	Dark Rover 02:50
	10.	In Cloets 06:22
	11.	Sharing a Canoe (bonus track) 07:43
	12.	Who's Knocking? (bonus track) 03:27
	13.	Blonde (bonus track) 06:38
	14.	All the Warning Lights Are On (bonus track) 03:53
	15.	A Good Thing Came On Its Own (Bonus Track) 07:04

Recorded late December 2012 through late February 2013.

released March 4, 2013

wd - electric guitar, keyboard, radio, field recordings, loops, percussion

The National Park Service Lakewood, Ohio

Home for The National Park Service, + friends and alter egos. Digital & occasional physical audio products assembled in Lakewood, Ohio. Est. 2010.

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