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Oh My Love
03:13
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2. |
No One
02:31
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3. |
Going Nowhere
02:54
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To Be Satisfied
02:17
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Used Up
02:19
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Is That Your Devotion?
03:42
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Don't Steal My Bic
02:12
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The Only One
03:35
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9. |
Can't Wait Too Long
02:45
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10. |
I Know, I Know
02:55
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11. |
I've Been Hiding
03:33
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What I've Done
02:56
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The Magnetic Reels Chicago, Illinois
Catchy blend of 60's rock, 70's punk and 90's alternative with harmonies and a driving back beat.
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