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Beelzebub's Key
03:19
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Wonderful
05:25
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I don't know why you keep hanging around
Creeping through my conscience without a sound
I don't know how much I can take anymore
It seems as though we've been through all this before
Just hanging around
People say we act like one and the same
Well lately I don't think I deserve all the blame
You say you got some bones you wanna pick with me
Well lately I've been wishing you'd just try it and see
Instead of hanging around
You keep asking me what I think about you
And I don't know what it is you expect me to do
We've got more in common than you'll ever know
And there's just one thing left to say before you go
You're Wonderful
Just like Me
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Thorn
06:29
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the Eruption San Diego, California
The Eruption is an indie rock band formed in La Mesa, CA in 2004. After several years, and 2 albums, the Eruption added a
multiple instrumentalist, to round out their sound. Fusing everything from Punk to Hard Rock to Progressive Instrumentals, the Eruption truly offer something for everyone.
Line-up:
Daughn - Bass/Vocals
Wagz - Guitar/Vocals
E - Drums/Percussion
Weedster - Keys/Horn/Percussion
... more
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