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Rollin
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Sleepy Town
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Lonely
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Things Will Get Better
03:16
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Mary
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Down
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The Empty Standards Winnipeg, Manitoba
With raw emotive lyricism and a rock solid rhythm section, The Empty Standards will have you slapping a thigh and singing along to their catchy songs in no time. They have taken a style that has been tried and proven true, and are re-making it with a fresh creative insight. The result is music that just makes sense, and as such can be listened to again and again. ... more
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