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Wrong for Me
04:13
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The Circus
02:47
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Lion
03:44
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Kyle's Killer Lemonade
03:38
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Boatswain, Anchor!
04:28
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Canary in a Coalmine
04:24
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Sissy is an Arsonist
04:38
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Van Orton
04:25
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Mayor's List
04:00
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Black Widow
03:24
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The Tell Sign Tampa, Florida
Indie/Rock music with influences from Brand New, Manchester Orchestra, The Beatles, Hopesfall, and many others, The Tell Sign plays loud, aggressive music with very catchy melodies.
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