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Can't Help Myself
03:03
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2. |
Walk
04:54
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3. |
Out Of Time
04:52
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4. |
All For You
06:04
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5. |
It Ain't Me
02:28
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6. |
Never See Me Again
07:26
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7. |
Smooth Creation
03:54
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8. |
What's The Point
06:39
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9. |
Nobody Belongs Anywhere
06:42
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Apex Shrine
Apex Shrine is a hard rock band from St. Louis, MO that combines classic groove with modern structure.
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