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On the Rocks
03:37
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Saturdays
03:08
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Violent Vows
03:12
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The Wrecking Ball
03:55
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So Long
02:42
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I See You Coming
03:58
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The Lonely One
04:18
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I Believe in Love
04:11
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One of Me
03:04
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Love Without a Fall
05:16
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Bullfighter
05:01
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Dead Boots Duxbury, Massachusetts
Dead Boots is a ragged, hard rock band the likes of which has not been seen since 1974, but sounds like it will still be good in 2074.
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