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Precious Time
03:27
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Someday Girl
02:39
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Battlefields
03:16
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Goodbyes
03:47
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Wandering Wondering
03:24
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Live Forever
06:33
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7. |
Say You Need Me
03:42
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8. |
You Don't Know Me
03:48
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9. |
I'm Sorry Love
04:38
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10. |
Flickering
04:33
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11. |
It's All Over
04:03
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Contemplating Rage
04:27
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dost Boston, Massachusetts
Guitar driven rock and roll trio. At times ethereal and the next moment heavy and aggressive.
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