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Silent Screaming
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Nothing At All
02:12
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Canned Food
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Who I Should Be
03:42
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Breathe Again
04:31
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Is It You
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Can You See Me Now?
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The Lovely Lost Portland, Oregon
Rooted in ‘90s alternative and classic Rock & Roll, The Lovely Lost are not afraid to delve into their vast array of influences - touches of classic soul, ‘70s folk and country, ‘80s metal, and more.
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