I Think I'm Dead, by Paul Oska

I Think I'm Dead

by Paul Oska

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1.	Swallow Me 05:08	buy track
2.	You're Not Welcome 04:56	buy track
3.	Wouldn't It Be Better 03:10	buy track
4.	Where Is Your Winter 04:10	buy track
5.	Them Red Stains 03:32	buy track
6.	My Love, My Load, My Low 04:52	buy track
7.	I Won't Start 04:26	buy track
8.	I Think I'm Dead 10:16	buy track
9.	What Have You Done 06:16	buy track
10.	Jane Is Well Again 05:51	buy track

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released September 1, 2007

Paul Oska : vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo, accordion, piano
Dave Carden : double bass
Kate Findlay : cello
Elaine Reynolds : violin
Phill Howley : drums, percussion
Mush : musical saw, jew's harp, backing vocals

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