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You Know This
03:53
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Turn Our Love Around
04:59
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Pennies In My Pocket
03:59
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Thirteen
02:57
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Valentine
02:47
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Dogwood Forest
04:13
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Carl Wilson's War
03:59
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Soulless State
03:25
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9. |
Digging Up Flowers
04:32
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10. |
All These Rules
04:06
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Goodbye Friend
03:50
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Three One Five
00:45
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Lemon Sparks Raleigh, North Carolina
lemonspark.com The Winston-Salem Journal said the band’s self-titled debut is "...a brilliant pop confection brimming with infectious, well-crafted songs influenced by music of the late '60s and early '70s, including the Beach Boys, the Beatles, the Who, Badfinger and Big Star." Power Pop News said, "...different from anything you've likely heard... yet, eerily familiar." ... more
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