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Intro
00:18
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Last Time
03:15
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Taking Me Down
04:09
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I Believed
03:25
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Letting Go
03:55
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My Own Disaster
03:27
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Torn
03:34
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Lost
03:38
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Burden
04:00
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10. |
Let Someone In
02:46
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Ages Apart Alabama
In a world where disinformation outsells truth, Ages Apart writes honest music. They speak the minds of their fans,
screaming at full volume the whispered fears and guilty secrets of a disenfranchised generation.
Cody Webb - Vocals / Guitar
Chris Srygley - Drums
Will Bradley - Bass
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