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Snotty, beam him down
01:43
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Rack em up
00:36
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Remote Controlled Youth
01:12
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Up all night
01:05
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Clocky
01:36
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Chop
01:43
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The Pureiles Atlanta, Georgia
rockwell - bass, guitars, yelling, drum loop wrangler
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