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Out Of Touch
04:14
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Hollywood
04:26
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Alive
04:44
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Surrender
06:21
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Politics
05:19
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Built To Be Destroyed
05:11
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The Brightest Lights Boston, Massachusetts
Not anti-political. Not anti-spiritual. Nothing that bombarding.
No tricks. No
marketing scams. No puppet strings. No trendy image. No gimmicks.
All you will find here is music inspired by the hearts of four individuals. Simply music created purely out of a love for sharing what we create with others. Pretty straightforward, right? We think so, too.
And we wouldn't have it any other way.
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