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Let Me Go 00:00 Tools
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A Love So Deep 00:00 Tools
One Day 00:00 Tools
Ghosts and lullabies 00:00 Tools
Sticks and Stones 00:00 Tools
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Rescue Me 00:00 Tools
Brothers in Arms 00:00 Tools
The Professor 00:00 Tools
Making Amends 00:00 Tools
Catch Me if You Can 00:00 Tools
I'm on to You 00:00 Tools
When Shadows Fall 00:00 Tools
Lost at Sea 00:00 Tools
The Wedding Song 00:00 Tools
Better Way 00:00 Tools
Love 00:00 Tools
Killing to Fit In 00:00 Tools
Lighting the Fuse 00:00 Tools
Judas 00:00 Tools
Thomas 00:00 Tools
Break My Stride 00:00 Tools
Sleeping Giant 00:00 Tools
I Can Tell 00:00 Tools
knucklehead 00:00 Tools
Downside Up 00:00 Tools
Sunrise (Live) 00:00 Tools
Another Stupid Song 00:00 Tools
Sleeping Glant 00:00 Tools
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Follow the Flow 00:00 Tools
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Sackcloth and Ashes 00:00 Tools
Forever Lost 00:00 Tools
Backwindow 00:00 Tools
Song for a Girl 00:00 Tools
Hooray for Bad Boys 00:00 Tools
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Pastures Old 00:00 Tools
Another Stupid Song (About No-one in Particular) 00:00 Tools
If I Die Today 00:00 Tools
Hooray For Badboys 00:00 Tools
I'm on to you (Acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Gabriele 00:00 Tools
Gabriel 00:00 Tools
Lets Be Friends 00:00 Tools
Same ol Same ol 00:00 Tools
Another Stupid Song (about noone in particular) 00:00 Tools
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Rescue me (acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Break My Sride 00:00 Tools
Letsbe Friends 00:00 Tools
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Making Amends (Live) 00:00 Tools
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Knuckle Head 00:00 Tools
Biography 00:00 Tools
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When five South Auckland teens got together in 1998 to enter the YFC Capital Teen Convention, none of them had any clue that they would be playing to over 25,000 people on Mainstage at Parachute Festival. Also None of them thought they would be touring the US and playing at the Cornerstone Festival. But these five, now well out of their teens play a brand of pop-punk that many kids around New Zealand adore Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.