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Safe Distance
04:17
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Trap door mind, completely vacant, denial takes it's toll.
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Martin
04:24
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He'll carry me away, and open up my veins.
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Wrapped In Flags
02:33
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We will fall in line, we will multiply and divide.
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Boundless All Around You
03:05
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Hear it every night, know your place in line.
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Slim Reality
05:30
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Lone wind crack, mounted brink.
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The Flat Ones
03:01
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Been rolled by the flat ones that keep holding on
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7. |
Open Letter To Mark
03:40
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Their dark ability's in your eyes.
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8. |
Come Out
03:23
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Cancel my regards, your sentiments are too harsh.
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Indifference
03:33
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My kind of light in the demon eye.
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10. |
No Use At All
03:38
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Energy is lagging, when your tongue is wagging.
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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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