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Brother (live from WRUW)
02:50
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Glance (live from WRUW)
03:39
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Home (live from WRUW)
03:04
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The trumpet
seems like
It has a very storied life
The boss ma’am
She’s tardy
And In her absence tempers grow
The veterans
stay focused
Sylvester why must you now
Speak
Producers
Grow anxious
And Levee’s having a bad day
It’s probably
Not time to
Open another bottle
Take down
Take down
See your
self the door and don’t come back
Take down
Take down
That knife
is going to haunt us all
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Skip (live from WRUW)
03:14
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Cleanse (live from WRUW)
02:07
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Dave Steiner: vocals / guitar / bass / drums.
Ben Morgenstein: drums / bass / guitar / vocals.
Matt Bockbrader: bass / guitar.
Jason Sullivan: vocals.
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