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Such a Drag
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Hemorrhage
02:52
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Change the Scene
03:46
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Creatures of the Night
03:33
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Until My Back Breaks
03:50
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Faith in the Sinner
03:01
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1869
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Walk Home
03:27
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Good in Me
03:26
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Drop Your Safeties
03:12
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A Long Goodnight
03:38
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The Jericho Harlot Independence, Kentucky
Featuring members from long time bands, The Burial and FatherSon, they produce a very straight forward, yet unpredictable rock trio that focuses on the fun side of music. They have managed to solidify a sound unique unto their own and accomplish a clear message of unconventional life, love, and faith in a very direct rock forum. ... more
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