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I Overdid It
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Easy
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Bitterswede
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S.N.A.
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I Believe
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So Messed Up
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I'm Doing Fine
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Everybody's Scoring Dope
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Pissdrunk
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Go Ahead
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Gimme Something
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Fun In The Sun
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The High Hats Sweden
This is The High Hats, back from the dead with a new LP called "And Then Came Cancer" released by Alleycat Records, who also released the highly acclaimed debut album "Too Much Is Never Enough" in 2007. They did a European tour to promote it, received a lot of airtime in Swedish radio and was awarded as best rock band at the Manifest Gala. ... more
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