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Where I Stand
03:23
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Clothesline
05:13
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Y
05:26
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Happy To Be Here
03:19
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Faux Punk
00:38
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I'm Awake
04:58
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Blah, Blah, Blah
02:36
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Scab
02:11
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Obscene
03:40
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Rubbernecker
03:53
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Enough Said
04:39
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Groove Daddys Kitchener, Ontario
Groove Daddys were a prog/rock/funk power trio active from 1992-1996 based in Kitchener, ON, CANADA
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