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Who Decides?
02:10
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My Love in Every Breath
01:59
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3. |
An Epilogue
01:49
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4. |
Spare Time
01:29
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6. |
Give Me Back My Time
01:09
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7. |
Heart of Discernment
04:26
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Slow Fire Pistol Atlanta, Georgia
A band from Atlanta, Georgia.
Hank Pratt- guitar/vocals
Ben Jordan- Guitar/Vocals
Connor McFall- Bass
Blake Hall- Drums
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