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Question Of
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3rd or 2nd to Last
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Rough Love
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Broken Angel
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Rustbelt Son
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Gutter
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S'Only Dancin'
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Dark Sister
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Drinking Class
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Barry Buckeye
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Rustbelt Sons Cleveland, Ohio
We laid down songs of smooth funk infused with rock and blues stylings, soothing to the ear and infectious to the mind. Lyrics to voice the complexity of debauchery, pitfalls of romance, and the pleasurable banality of drinkin' and dancin'. For those of us here, the world already ended. So why not groove along with us in the ruins and throw empties at the gaping maw of future possibility? ... more
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