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Fine Line
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Hold On
03:28
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Rope
03:45
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The Wheel
05:11
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Out Of The Rain
04:25
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The Dark / Thaw
06:35
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The One
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Generation Gone
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Open Season
09:43
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Drop Scotland, UK
At the start of 2020 three misfits decided to write a song together.
The writing and
recording of the first song had a Snowball effect and the music kept coming.
Then COVID-19 happened putting a halt to working in the same room together.
But, being consummate professionals, the guys did what they always do.... panicked, cried and then improvised using the power of the internet.
Drop
... more
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