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Sail on Together
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Dead Girls' Purses
03:12
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Tilt-a-Whirl
03:07
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Mary
02:21
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Feel Better
02:20
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Five Minutes
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Bring It
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Radio, Radio
01:52
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54th Mile/ Lost Girls Atlanta, Georgia
54TH MILE
Founded in 1984 in Emory Village, songwriters Gerard McHugh and Jeremy Richmond teamed up with
Charles Coleman and Greg Block. The music was, and still is respectful of traditional roots such as the Byrds, while including influences such as Husker Du and The Jam. The recent release of their EP has been followed by their single release of "Catherine Don't" and "OG Lonely" on 4/16/22.
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