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Pizzeria
00:35
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Old Southern Shitty
03:06
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Toxic Fummes
03:55
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Best Place Ever
02:23
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Stubborn Pessimist
02:13
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Well I Guess
01:51
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Metaphors
03:02
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Intro
01:59
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50 Years
01:11
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Party Deadbeat
02:06
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Hamburger Help Her
03:33
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Zombie Piece Of Shit
02:38
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I Hate The Radio
02:57
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Punk To ME
02:59
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America
01:49
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INSUBORDINATION Richmond, Virginia
Hi this is Scott. Dan asked me to jam and I didn't because I'm a prick. Then one day I got that idea. So we jam one night in August of 2008 on some covers and super-popular-not-punk-rock-songs. I eventually wrote a few songs and we were a band.
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