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PILGRIMS LOOT
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CANYONS
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SEE SIMILAR STARS
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GREAT DIVIDE
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COME AND SEE
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EASY HEART
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EVERYTHING MUST PASS
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PINE MOUNTAIN
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SHADOWS OF THE LIGHT
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OH ANY
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WOLVES
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PLEASANTON
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SOMEONE'S CHROME
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WALL
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Suicide Swans Toowoomba, Australia
Open the gates & stand clear Suicide Swans are an Australian band through constant live shows display the ragged glory and swagger of rock, laid back country & dashes of pop, that has seen the band grow into a live force they term cosmic country. Their live sound includes waves of keys, textures & a new found penchant for experimentation, tossing in a mix of country, rock and a hint of pop. ... more
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