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Neighbours
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Sort It Out
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Baton Rouge
03:24
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Plans
03:47
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Teeter Totter
03:13
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Ontario Rose
04:38
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Under The Ground
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Weak Complications
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3:18
02:58
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Grey
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What's Left
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Years of Ernest Windsor, Ontario
Years of Ernest are masters of infectious music. Attending only one of their shows will leave you humming their music long after the night is over. Individually, members of "Years" are incredible song writers and musicians, who know how to layer their respective parts of their original material to fill the ear, and blanket the mind with melodies of gossamer and lyrics of sinew. ... more
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