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Arts & Entertainment
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Try a Little Harder
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Sinking
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Eyes Align
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Nothing to Me Now
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Combat Song
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Counting Days
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Every Day's a Race
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M.I.T.
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Confirmation
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The Francis Vertigo Greenville, South Carolina
Reubs - vox/guitar
Austin - guitar
Ollie - bass
Slammin' Sammy - drums
BOOKING:
thefrancisvertigo@gmail.com
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