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To Breathe Is Not Enough
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Dark Holler
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Last Call
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Stack-A-Lee
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One Week
02:46
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The War Goes On
05:38
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Unsaid
04:08
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St. James Infirmary
03:27
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Meet Me at the Exit
02:59
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Trajectory
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Brandy
02:36
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My Chips Are Down
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Not So Far from Here
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the New Dark Ages Seattle, Washington
The New Dark Ages began as a recording project by Daniel and Damon in 2008 or so, but later developed into a full band. Damon and Daniel's original recordings, plus other materials recorded with Seth, Jacob, and Eric, along with countless guest musicians, are featured on their album, Four A.M. ... more
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