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Wake Up
03:34
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Arrest
03:46
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Subway
05:15
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Heaven
03:00
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Amends
05:10
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Drown
04:36
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Into Sunsets
03:20
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Some Deserve
03:19
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9. |
I'm Sorry
03:56
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10. |
The Day I Leave
03:19
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Control
03:48
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12. |
Pulse
04:12
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Goodnight Buffalo Atlanta, Georgia
Taking their name from a line in one of their favorite childhood movies, “Radio Flyer,” Goodnight Buffalo was formed by brothers Rusty and Brian Kahl in 2009. Possessing a sound uniquely their own, yet with elements reminiscent of such bands as R.E.M. and U2, the band has released two EPs, a full-length album, “Back and Fill,” and their latest release "Internal Politics." ... more
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