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Psychopaths
03:30
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Every Time
03:09
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Boomerang Baby
02:45
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Good As Gone
02:59
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Waitin' On The Rain
02:55
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American Dream
02:56
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The Damage I've Done
02:40
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Keepnit Reel
02:03
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Shame On The Night
03:25
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THE UPRIGHTS Amargosa Valley, Nevada
THE UPRIGHTS are the World's Most Mysterious Band. They are devoted to music. They are devoted to pleasure. They are devoted to life.
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