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Ghoul Goes West
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Alvarado Sun
02:13
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Vulture Stew
03:08
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Song About A Girl
02:49
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Smash TV
02:33
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Talking To A Ghost
04:57
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Parasite Little Parasite
02:13
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Red Tide
02:32
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Haymaker
03:20
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Dead Men Tell No Tales
04:58
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The Hares San Antonio, Texas
From the depths of the Harvey House on the southside of San Antonio, TX, the Hares formed in late 2011, writing original tunes and drunkenly slaughtering standards and obscure songs from all walks of life. In hopes of putting together a band just as good as the ones we love, we cooked up THE HARES. ... more
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