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Texas
02:15
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"If I die, lay me down in Texas!"
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Abuse
02:14
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"How can you say that, man, what's up?!"
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Go For It
03:29
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"Go for it!"
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Strange Things
02:43
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"I believe in strange things like you."
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Sad Kid
02:44
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"I was alone, lost, I hated myself when you called me your friend."
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Til the Phone Died
03:02
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"I talked to you til the phone died."
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Explode
02:43
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Long List
03:12
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"You say you're never gonna get used to this. Well, don't worry, it's not like you're dying."
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Crisis Issis
02:51
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Lived on a Farm
02:42
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"The ghost comes out at night."
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David
02:58
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"David, you're cut from the bible. I'm mad but I'm liable to forgive you."
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Ghost Train Robbers
03:25
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Rodeo Song
02:09
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Baby Brother Brooklyn, New York
Baby Brother is a New York City based rock & roll band founded in 2009. The band has produced two full length albums, their debut 'Strange Things' and the follow up, 'Sounds May Vary'. They are currently working on a third album as well. Their sound is gritty and fun, and they enjoy a good joke. ... more
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