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Hometown
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When I Was Young
02:42
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Hulk Walks Alone (live)
03:27
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Do You Remember The 80s
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You Needed Me
02:57
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21st Century Man (demo)
03:54
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Recover (CHVRCHES cover)
04:40
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adullboy West Lothian, UK
adullboy has written the best song of 2012 - and if you’ve failed to hear it, then you are an unfortunate
cunt.
bentcousin happen to love adullboy
has a tendency to be a bit brittle and prone to breakage - ed lee
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