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Black
03:16
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Brooklyn
04:14
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Bricks
03:04
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Battling Arms
03:17
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Change In You
03:39
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Curbside Lullaby
03:48
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Fingers Length
02:48
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Love is a Trap
03:59
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Rivers
02:28
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Sinks And Gloves
03:21
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What Lovers Do
03:15
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Trees
02:39
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The Damn Choir Chicago, Illinois
Indie folk rock with emotion and edge. Gordon Robertson leads the band in songs that explore life, love and the dark spaces in between.
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