The Deirdres - Dinosaurs That Can Swim Album

Tracklist

1	Hopeless Is The Venue	4:15
2	Fun To Pretend	4:18
3	Claire, Are We Safe To Be On Our Own?	3:58

Notes

Hand-numbered limited edition of 100 copies.

Short intro

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