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The Way We Were
04:09
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Therapy
04:07
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Sink It. Save It.
03:56
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Disposition
01:12
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On a Wire
04:03
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Simple Things
03:27
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In Separation
04:06
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Heavy Blue
04:40
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Edge of Sound
03:55
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The Crash Years Clarkesville, Georgia
The Crash Years - A piano driven band, packed full of heart and emotion, founded on writing songs about life for all people.
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