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Let's Have Some
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Lies Float
02:05
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High On It
03:44
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Call It Green
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Ill Will
03:28
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Broke
01:55
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Eat the Pavement
03:31
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Call Your People
03:04
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Draw Your Line
03:31
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johnny nobody Buffalo, New York
".....Johnny Nobody's power lies in their shifting back and forth from barroom blues rock riffage, gritty psychedelia, fuzzed up power pop and unbridled punk energetics."
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