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Grown Up
02:46
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You Need Me
01:39
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TV Girl
00:46
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Raspberry Tonight
03:51
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Dog Shit Love
02:54
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Farewell Kiss
02:59
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Da-A-A-Ance
02:13
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Appetite For Ruination
01:49
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What-A-Night's Tokushima, Japan
Punk band with members from bands like Minority Blues Band, I Excuse, etc.
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