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Rags To Riches
04:38
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Hair trigger claim, back in your mind
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Half Right
03:10
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Reticent, there you were, can't deal with facts in your world.
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Long Distance
03:22
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For our little one we'll be there to provide, meet you at the end of this long distance life.
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Heavy Loaded Rules
04:59
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I see red, you see white lines exploding. Painful rip in the hip circles blowing outside.
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Clandestine Operations
03:37
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The only thing you recognize, the trace of truth that dots your eyes.
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Great Escape
04:51
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Find your peace and quiet, leave a violent place.
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Falling
02:16
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Falling/Faltering through the upper crust.
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Transistor Radio
03:51
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Fear my memory's fading, innocence denied.
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Detour
00:33
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Do It All The Time
04:14
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One in a hundred, you rest, you rise.
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Good Morning
03:36
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Time goes backward, can't fight my age. Nostalgia dying, useless rage. Hope is reeling, years decay. A fire is burning, find your way.
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We're floundering at Christmas time. Fond memories of those who've died.
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Locust Avenue Norman, Oklahoma
Locust Avenue is a Norman, OK based rock band. Their first release was a demo project, "Songs For the Shortwave," in 2001. A hiatus from recording would follow, but the band returned to the studio in 2004 and beyond. The current lineup is Richard Haas (drums) Todd Walker (guitar) Jeff Cooper (bass) and Jeff Richardson (guitar.) Their latest album "Walden Street" was released in February of 2018. ... more
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