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Leather Daddy
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Life's Too Short
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Diet Pills
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Good
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Simone's House
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Mein Kampf
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Asshole
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Ryan Curtis
Bass, Vocals
Ryan Fitzgibbon
Guitar, vocals
Kent Hale
Drums
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