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Solstice
03:50
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Gunka
06:21
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Soft Touch
02:32
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Pre-Existing Conditions
04:12
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Counting Sheep
06:09
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Culture Sick
02:40
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Pick-Me-Ups
03:25
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Burn
02:29
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Pow-Wow
06:09
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Break Through
03:49
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Lifted
03:23
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Long Way Home
03:38
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Wanting More
05:25
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Indian Old School Anderson, Indiana
We play music.
Palmer Pickett-Drums
Parker Pickett- Guitar/Vocals
Pierce Pickett- Bass
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