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Lost in the Sun
03:53
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Island of Lies
05:30
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Lust for Love
02:48
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Drunken Limbo
04:45
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Why Need Someone?
03:46
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Broken Role Models
03:52
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Notice Me
03:09
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Lines to Us
03:31
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Moving Forward
03:35
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Embedded Rhythm
05:08
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Swansgate Charlotte, North Carolina
Swansgate draws influence from a multitude of artists and genres. Led by Stu Draughn, Swansgate is recording music and playing live shows as frequently as possible.
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