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Rock on a String
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Fries and Gravy
03:05
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Crutch
02:12
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Elfworld
02:59
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Second Kiss
03:15
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November
04:16
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School on the Hill
02:28
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Bug on a Leaf
03:45
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Where He Held His Ground
02:58
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Mike Tea Guelph, Ontario
AC/DC for the thinking man...
...Rush for the unintelligent...
...local music for the world.
This is Mike Tea.
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