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Sharp and sober
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Seems
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My Light
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UR Welcome
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Simply put
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Shdows
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Medium
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Warning
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My Words
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Good is Good Enough
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The Chasing Ember Glasgow, UK
Waster, Mills and Nig are a band called Closer who got themselves signed to the then-trendy but now-defunct Adorno Records in the early Naughties, touring the UK and Europe in tsupport of their debut album 'Rules For A Normal Life' by 2004 but Took A Break in early 2006, citing a combination of fatigue and A Big Guy With A Beard... Now out The Huff and back together with a vengance for Album II. ... more
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