Why'd I Have To Get So High? Acoustic Demos

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	1.	Unacceptable 02:19
	2.	Captivator 00:44
	3.	Blowin It 02:32
	4.	5 1 N Change 02:19
	5.	Rattletrap 2 00:49
	6.	90's Problem 03:49
	7.	Tiger Stripes 01:31
	8.	R.I.P. 01:40
	9.	Sun Moon Stars 02:05
	10.	Pretty Eyes 01:36
	11.	Hold You in My Arms 02:07
	12.	Baby Come Back 02:01
	13.	50/50 02:17
	14.	Protect the Flower 02:07
	15.	Back in Baby's Arms 02:12
	16.	Down the River 01:49

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Acoustic demo versions of all the songs for the Why'd i Have To Get So High? LP

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released December 3, 2017

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Shellshag New York

Any musician you talk to that is familiar with Shellshag regularly uses one word to describe these DIY stalwarts: Inspiring. Over the years, the duo has grown into Brooklyn’s answer to Dead Moon, transcending the simple label of “a band” and becoming an institution in their own right. ... more

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