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Spools Of Thread
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Wearing Thin
04:05
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Hard To Say
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Divided
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Love Doesn't Run
05:06
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Gone Dear
02:03
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Bad Day
03:39
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Move It Along
04:17
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Wishing Wells
03:43
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Truly Love
02:52
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Crash And Burn
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Divided (Reprise)
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Fierce Bad Rabbit Fort Collins, Colorado
Fusing together melodic strands of alternative effects with a rock foundation, Fierce Bad Rabbit creates a unique sound that travels through poignant lyrics and pop-infused tunes to gritty pieces showcasing front man Chris Anderson’s well-honed style of songwriting. Their recent release "The Maestro and the Elephant," is currently on the CMJ Charts and climbing. ... more
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