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Every Single Second
03:59
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I Will Not Go
02:54
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I Don't Know Why
02:50
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Here For you
02:46
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Getting Old
04:28
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Moron
03:24
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All The Things
02:36
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Traffic
03:14
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The Full Extent
01:43
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You Don't Know Why
05:46
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Ballad Of The Appliances
03:13
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Stevil Buffalo, New York
I am Stevil. I am nothing new or exciting. I am not creative or artistic. I make generic recycled rock music and I'm sure
you've heard a thousand bands just like me. My production is garbage and my talent is minimal. So by all means, buy my cds and shamelessly promote me. Thank you. -stevil
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