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PBR
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Legalize Cementland
02:14
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Beauty In A Can
03:06
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Sunburn
04:36
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Yardsale
02:38
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Naive
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Jackass
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Bye Felicia
03:02
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Can't Write About You
02:54
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Rules To Live By
02:26
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Wish I Was Goth
02:20
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The Kuhlies
Joe-
Bass/Vocals
Seany -
Drums/Vocals
Zach-
Guitar/Vocals
EST. 2013 in STL
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