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You Don't See Anything
04:02
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How Does It Feel
03:01
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Hold On Tight
03:56
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How Do You Know
02:52
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Static Arrest
02:29
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Ay Chi Chi
02:55
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The Greatest is Gone
02:29
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When the Truth Comes Out
02:37
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All the Young Lovers
03:38
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Down That Road
02:49
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All You Do
03:26
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Factory Edge Brooklyn, New York
Factory Edge is Tom Lawson, Said Rifai, and David Rosenstein, with David Kammerer. Rock and roll fueled by the energy of the city and the beauty of life.
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