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Wordplay
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Shadow Stabbing
written by
John McCrea
and George Kane
performed by
Cake
Without Words
written and performed by
Gary Louris
Fill It up Again
written by Emily Ann Saliers
performed by
Indigo Girls
Closer to Fine
written by
Emily Saliers
performed by
Indigo Girls
It Might as Well Be Spring
Written by
Richard Rodgers
and
Oscar Hammerstein II
Crossword Puzzle
written by
David Shire
and
Richard Maltby Jr.
If You Don't Come Across
written by
Vic Fleming
Saturday Morning
Written by
Mark Oliver Everett
(as Mark O. Everett) and
Kool G. Murder
Performed by
Eels
Can You Find It?
written by
John Flansburgh
and
John Linnell
(as John S. Linnell)
performed by
They Might Be Giants
Bathtime in Clerkenwell
written by Stephen Costea
performed by The Real Tuesday Weld
This Must Be the Place (Niave Melody)
written by
David Byrne
,
Chris Frantz
,
Jerry Harrison
, and
Tina Weymouth
(as Martina Weymouth)
performed by
Shawn Colvin
Cross Word Papa (You Sure Puzzle Me)
performed by Josie Miles & the Choo Choo Jazzers
Every Word
written & performed by
Gary Louris
If You Don't Come Across
written by
Vic Fleming
performed by
Sean O'Malley
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