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Estelle
04:39
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Space
04:34
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Paranoia
06:00
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Pull The Trigger
06:35
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Wake Up
05:32
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Second Chance
05:28
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Flip A Coin
04:01
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Demons
06:28
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The Overlook Hotel
09:37
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Let Her Go
07:40
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Something More
04:36
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All Things Must End
06:17
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The Hero and The Villain St. Cloud, Minnesota
With a penchant for deeply personal lyrical concoctions and the ability to unapologetically deliver a song bursting with raw emotion, The Hero and The Villain wants nothing more than to use music as an outlet for all those suffering through reality today, and possibly as a remedy for all that ails the world. ... more
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