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Red Door/High Falls Down
05:15
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In your crazy days, your crazy ways, I'm telling you to smash the mortar down.
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2001
06:09
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I breathe in you. I breath you in but I don't know what to do
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I Would Be Your Slave, Do As You Will
To Be With You Again, Is to Take Your Bitter Pill
I Know I Faltered Once or Twice, and Yes I'm to Blame
But I Would Be Your Slave, To Be With You Again
And Every Nite I Dive Into Your Brain,
The Sweet Taste of You Drives Me Insane
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How Many More Times?
03:15
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We had it bad. We had it in different cases.
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Heartbeats
03:26
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These heartbeats will never be the same
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And maybe it gets worse, but only if you're the last little line in my life
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Lights Out
03:08
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A Band of Outsiders Chicago, Illinois
A Band of Outsiders is the solo and side project of lead singer and song writer Scott Hoyer from The Blissfield Adrian, based out of Chicago, IL
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