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Get What You Are
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My Own Hands
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Radio
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Eat Your Vegetables
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What I've Become
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Space
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Brand New Sunrise
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Quiet Wonderful Day
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Read My Mind
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See You Want You
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You Are Much More
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The Star Crumbles Denton, Texas
The Star Crumbles was an underground band that was always on the verge of making it big between 1982 and 1986. Everyone thought they had potential, but they were dogged by misfortune and bad timing. Also, they had terrible business sense.
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