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Sunday Morning
03:10
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The Sign
02:41
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Old Haunts
03:26
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Call It Off
02:18
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The Other Shoe
02:40
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Dressed to Kill
03:48
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If Only
00:50
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White Houses
03:41
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Sloop John B
02:52
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Everlong
04:14
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Atlas
01:57
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Lunatic Dreyfus Massachusetts
Honest, un-ironic rock with a sense of humor and purpose. Parallel Bars, Chef Diesel, Lunatic Dreyfus ...whatever--it's all about the music and the very few fans who like it. The songs are serious, but we're not.
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