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All the Same
02:30
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Oversights
02:22
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Some of Your Blood
02:35
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I Lived Alone
01:46
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Harold Way Los Angeles, California
Jimmy L. (drums, vox), Matt Van (guitar, vox), Brian P. (bass), Brett W. (vox, guitar)
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