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Hungry, Hungry Hi-Hats
04:30
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Where's Waldo's Woman?
03:00
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"Crickets"
03:11
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Lose Her, Loser
03:29
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"Poking the Boob"
02:22
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Gentleman
04:15
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Sugar, Malt & Liquor
04:50
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"Norman Bates"
02:52
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"Metal"
01:44
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O.P.K.
03:34
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"I Dun Goof'd"
01:29
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Affection
03:32
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Monsters (Unreleased)
04:36
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White Coals North Bay, Ontario
Acoustic folk pop rock duo heavy on wit and melody, low on funds and ready to make a show happen anywhere.
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