Songs Of An Occult Nature, by Hamburger Hopkins

Songs Of An Occult Nature

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These Songs are Listed In Order they were Made. They have the common trait of all being slightly spooky. Happy new year, it's gonna be terrifying.

released January 1, 2019

Hamburger Hopkins Providence, Rhode Island

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