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I Was A Monster
02:25
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2. |
Been So Far
03:24
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Borrowed Time
04:28
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Ocean Ridge
04:32
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5. |
Too Loud
03:20
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6. |
Turn The Record On
02:52
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7. |
Last Song
04:33
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8. |
Dead Friends
02:02
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ulna Chicago, Illinois
-- Born in Florida
-- Raised in Illinois
-- Cover Photo --
-- Alexa Viscius
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