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Cult Leader
02:19
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You Don't Know
02:35
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Walk away
02:24
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Love song
03:04
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Killer Girls
02:21
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Pieces
02:11
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Sick of You
02:02
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Come Around
02:45
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Conspiracy Theories
02:44
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Nightmare Ex
02:18
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Cheerleader
02:36
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Armageddon
03:00
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Conservative Rant
01:34
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The Lindbergh Babies Ottawa, Ontario
The Lindbergh Babies are a five piece punk band with a hint of metal. Made up of members of four-stroke, ThunderUncle, and The Uncooperatives. Their fast, super-catchy songs will have you wanting to sing along the first time you hear them.
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