skeggox76
"Stay In Line" rips!
The album is like water....it flows, and it crashes (in a good way).
And just enough spooky tones, just in time for Halloween!
Favorite track: Stay In Line.
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Make It Right
02:48
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HDTV
03:10
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BRB Dying
02:16
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Inside Out
02:19
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Say So
02:14
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Stay In Line
03:18
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Yes, I
01:29
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Sorry Now
02:38
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We Tried
02:08
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Angel
03:43
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