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Too Much Action
04:39
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Love Is Mean
04:47
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Don't Scare Me
06:44
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roll your fingers and cross your eyes
it's a power surge baby
but it don't scare me
the high lord Doojie
is on my chain gang
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Ringing Endorsement
05:55
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Good Manners
04:53
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yes sir, yes ma'am
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The Kind Of Girl I Like
04:28
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Space Dust Christchurch, New Zealand
Formed in Christchurch 1993, since then dispersed, since then made several albums and played many shows. nowadays a quorum of the group lives in Dunedin and still occasionally plays
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