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Hello Goodbye
01:57
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Wake Up
02:19
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Petals
02:26
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Bi-Polar (Big House)
02:12
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Swansong (PTWA)
02:21
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Bing Cherries
02:31
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Fright Night
02:20
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Rock Stegosaurous
01:55
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Compunction
02:25
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Heroine (Who Are You?)
02:36
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Rekers in Wonderland
02:39
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91 Punk
01:43
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600 Rubies Cincinnati, Ohio
Good friends that like to make rock and roll teamed up with our friends and a rotating cast of weirdos.
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