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Bonnie "Prince" Billy and Matt Sweeney: "I Give You" Video

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Created: 01/09/2006
Video description: This video from two great indie songwriters is among the best indie music videos of 2005. The song is from the duo's album "Superwolf," released on Drag City.

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