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Regret It
02:56
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Tomorrow Afternoon
03:04
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Rally Around
03:56
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The Story of the Swan
03:13
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Suicide Machine
02:18
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Nothing That I'm Needing
03:45
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That Guy is a Liar
02:56
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Lay Down With Me
02:31
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Ninety Grand
02:38
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Blur The Lines
04:09
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Gentle Ben And His Shimmering Hands Brisbane, Australia
Sporting a strong family resemblance to blood-soaked amphetamine swamp-rock stalwarts SixFtHick). With new crew, new songs and new focus, they bring you a blistering live show and their genre-defying album “BRUT”.
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