10 Songs from 2005
by s.t. monroe
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And Then...
03:19
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Stay Wait Leave Go
03:33
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Cheap Imitation
03:34
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All I Really Want Is You
05:55
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Requiem
05:37
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Baltimore Revision
03:46
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My Bad
03:59
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Last Defense
03:38
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9. |
Not Tonight
02:18
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credits
released April 20, 2017
Steven Serra: Guitar and Voice
Andrew Kosinski: Drums
Christopher Babb: Bass
Craig Storie: Guitar
Charlie Vince: Violin and Keyboard
Rob Sarwark: Voice and Saxophone
Steven Serra: Guitar and Voice
Andrew Kosinski: Drums
Christopher Babb: Bass
Craig Storie: Guitar
Charlie Vince: Violin and Keyboard
Rob Sarwark: Voice and Saxophone
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