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Heroes
03:09
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2. |
Voices
03:05
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3. |
Hard to Find
02:03
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Ashes
03:16
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In Our Hands
03:30
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Finish What You Started
01:44
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7. |
Over You
03:26
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8. |
I Say
02:20
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9. |
Eric's Song
02:10
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10. |
Burning Out
02:21
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11. |
Friends
02:03
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12. |
Down on Luck
03:08
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13. |
Stay Strong
03:06
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The Barksdales Buffalo, New York
The Barksdales music takes the attitude and rebellion of traditional punk rock and blends it with raw driving guitar laden, good old fashion rock 'n' roll. They blend huge driving drums and bass with an almost obnoxious amount of rock guitar. They play fast, they play hard, and they will never do it any other way. ... more
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