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This is Not a Song
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Learn to be Happy
04:19
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Drive Away
04:43
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Changing of the Seasons
04:53
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I Will Be Fine
04:12
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A List of Demands
04:11
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Sorry Even Matters
05:29
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Tour Vans and Neurosis
05:23
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Life is so Rad
04:10
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Blind and Screaming
08:35
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Darling Waste Cleveland, Ohio
Darling Waste began in Cleveland, Ohio. Chasing the dream to New York City, Darling Waste evolved into a 4-piece "mobile rock unit" and hit the road. After eight years, over 600 DIY shows in 11 countries, the band has built a fiercely loyal army of devoted fans. The band's music has been featured on MTV, VH1, Showtime and Miramax distributed , and has been played on over 100 radio stations. ... more
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