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Can’t Forget
03:50
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2. |
It’s No Surprise
05:18
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The Last Day
05:31
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Almost There
06:06
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5. |
The Blues
07:04
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Irresistible Delight
03:56
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Stronger
05:22
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8. |
Helpless
10:47
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Primitive Soul
05:07
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I Don’t Care Anymore
05:06
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[thirty | three] Cleveland, Ohio
[thirty|three] is a melodic power trio consisting of Tom Abate (guitar, vocals); Adam Pavelec (drums); Don Triesel (bass). The sound is heavy, dark, introspective and bluesy.
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