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Lightning
05:32
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Lightning dances on rainfall —blade strike signals our true call...
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Scientists
03:10
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"Maybe we waited too long to find each other ...or maybe it was too soon for us. Maybe we waited too long to find ourselves. Maybe it was too soon for love."
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Dudely
05:23
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"Alone in the middle of people with their backs to the window...
Out of all of them the sun chooses her and makes her glow."
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Outer Heaven
08:31
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"All we had to do to make our fortune... was trade bullets for bread!"
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Home Plate Cafe
04:22
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"If you felt the same, we couldn't have done anything."
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Avenger
05:25
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"In my life I could find out what's hidden underneath all of these hopes and beliefs..."
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Ocelot South San Francisco, California
Russ B.- Guit, Vocal
John O.- Bass, Vocal
Cody B.- Guit, Vocal
Willia.M- Drums/Cowbell
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