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Whole
02:23
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Sister Sissy
04:06
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So Won Me Over
03:12
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Things weren't very good
So we went away
I drank every night
And slept during the day
So we're over that mess now
Happy to be free
I'm going back for classes
Yeah, take it from me
This is better
This is right
Celebrate the victor
His numbers increase
He so won me over
He's fair in the least
I dream 'bout you baby
You know I live alone
I'd trade off my mistress
For a seat on your throne
This is torture
This is wrong
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Walk it Forward
04:32
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The Bits New York, New York
The Bits, drawing influence from punk rock, blues, rockabilly, psychedelia, surf rock, Leonard Cohen and others, create an eclectic mix of high energy catchy songs. Over infectious grooves, meaty riffs and memorable hooks, The Bits cross genres to illuminate the mundane. ... more
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