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Independent Groupthink
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Sheep in Wolves Clothing
02:31
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To Have a Son
02:29
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2003
03:22
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Wrong
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Uncle Rulons Mansion
02:29
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Rolling Rock
02:59
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The Last Song
03:14
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Solitude
04:27
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To Have a Son (acoustic)
02:35
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Delay the End Salt Lake City, Utah
Consisting of Steve Funk, Chris Jones, Doug Porter and Mike Winn, these guys have been playing in bands together since 2000. Now they are all old, losing hair, gaining weight and going through a mid-life crisis, Delay the End is back at it and ready to be around long enough to "do something awesome!" ... more
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