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Don't Pretend
03:10
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No Looking Back
03:10
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Gm Polka
03:02
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My Eyes
04:07
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Reno
02:48
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De La
03:25
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Pay the Queen
02:57
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Damaged
03:16
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Buddy Wooly
02:46
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The Longest Road
04:13
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Enemy Wagons
04:11
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Nightinghales Minneapolis, Minnesota
This Britpop influenced indie band features Yardbirds inspired guitars, vintage piano and organ, and a punchy, melodic sound all their own. Original rock songs in a contemporary, fashionable package, from nervous and quirky to solemn and poppy, with a nod to the sounds of 60's and 70's NYC. ... more
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