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Don't F with my F
03:01
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Panic Attack
04:32
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Fawn with a Machine Gun
03:42
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Home Schoolers Prom
02:06
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TAPES!
02:48
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Flux Capacitor
03:25
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Make Some Time
04:40
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Amazing Lover
03:10
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Bird Song
02:29
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Relax Baby
04:47
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Friends without Benefits
04:03
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Screaming Names Nashville, Tennessee
Screaming Names is a three-piece rock band from Nashville, TN. Guitarist Jeremy "Rusty" McCoy started writing simple punk rock songs in 1994. In 2002, he forced longtime friend Jamie Bacon (who had played classical violin since childhood) to pick up a bass guitar and rock out with him. Fast forward to 2008, when drummer Ben Proctor joined the group, and made the rock much louder. ... more
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