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Where Was I Then
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You and Yesterday
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Horses on the Water
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Detroit Rising
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I Could Say It's Not Alright
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Here There and Every Nowhere
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Mindless Apparition
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Gunga Din
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Dreaming
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Red River
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Wait Until the Sun Is Right
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I Can Tell You Anything
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Backyard to the Stars
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Ascension Day
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Hide and Shine Kingston, New York
The Replacements and the Jayhawks held a ritual in an ancient theater in Pompeii. There they drank the elk's blood in praise of the early metal gods. Thus was formed Hide and Shine in the year 2022.
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