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Darker
01:16
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Move along gently Hell loves company
Hell loves you either way baby
Bare your innocence
Bare your all
Bare what you’ve got left for me
Repent and preach rock where rock is due
Sing out the sins of youth
If you dare to start this is the holy land
To the dead ideas
drink up to the ones that you wish had lived
You are the bumbling ghost but still he breaks I do
Bare what you’ve got left for me
Move along gently, Hell loves company
Vanity
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Saturday Rockets
03:24
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Willing
02:49
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Young/Marvellous
04:00
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Dirty Hands
04:56
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Vanity
03:09
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Fight In
03:04
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Doubt
03:58
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Friend of a Friend
02:19
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The Poisonous
03:41
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Future Party
06:26
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Forester Edmonton, Alberta
Fuck genre constraints.
Forester's incessant need to expresses their current mental
state, once again results in a shift in their music. Angrier than ever, Visionary lashes out at the rock scene and shatters any and all expectations tied to their previous catalogue.
Listen loud as the band bares all in their most emotional 'release' to date.
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