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Welcome To The Weekend
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Laid To Rest
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Radar
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HEY
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Perfect
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So It Goes
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Lose Love
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Maroon
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Losing It
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F__K IT
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Schmitty
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Down Below
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Hard To Forget Vancouver, Washington
Just a regular group of dudes hailing from Vancouver, WA carving craft music out of loud dirty riff rock committed to writing and performing good songs WITHOUT edits, metronomes and ready to eat drum samples.
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