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Georgia Maq

June 27, 2015

Georgia Maq
Georgia Maq

Georgia Maq

SPB: What song would you want played at your funeral? 

Maq: I'd like “Two Worlds” – Tiger’s Jaw played at my funeral. 

— words by the SPB team • June 27, 2015

Georgia Maq
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