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Stand Up, Stand Down
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Crazy Days
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Drink Deep
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Break Away
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Requiem
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Not Just You
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Tradition
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Fire Away
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Wandering Train
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Set Me Free
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Time After Last
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Let It Slip
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Down By Law Tampa, Florida
Dave Smalley - vocals, guitar
Sam Williams - guitar, bass, vocals
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