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Empty Head
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Ripe
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Wishing Well
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Burning Car
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Broken Neck
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Rose Mountain
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Hopeless
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Triumph
04:48
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It's Not Fair
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Criminal Image
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Screaming Females New Brunswick, New Jersey
Screaming Females is a three piece rock band from New Brunswick, New Jersey. We have been writing, recording, and touring
with one another for 13 years.
To visit our web store, view show listings, and get more information, please visit www.screamingfemales.com
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