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Someday
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From the Inside
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She's the One
03:36
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Nineteen
03:55
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The Fall
04:02
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The Way It Is
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Just a Victim
05:06
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Fade and Refrain
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Victoria
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Sorry Somehow
03:42
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Release Chicago, Illinois
Honest and emotionally exposed, Release’s moving vocal melodies and left-of-center harmonies are simply connecting with everyone who hears their music. Their simple song arrangements and strong vocal hooks create a sound that everyone can relate to, and more importantly…sing along with. ... more
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