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Eaten By the City
03:24
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Something to Tell You
04:20
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Who Broke Your Heart
03:25
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Find Home
03:09
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City Boots
04:15
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Me and My Bike
04:00
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I Can't
04:36
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Haunt Your Dreams
03:13
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For You
04:12
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Content & Lonely
04:53
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The Gracious Collective London, Ontario
Formed in Southern, Ontario. An eclective mix of personalities and individuals in a free-wheeling atmosphere. Members in the
collective are numerous and while the core group is 4 members, depending on availablility and desire to play, stage shows can be upward of 10 people.
The music is rock in its varying stages of evolution. We range through folk, blues and alternative rock.
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