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Follow Me Home
03:17
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Before (Once More)
03:19
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All Along
04:29
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Happier Here
03:39
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Katherine
03:17
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Wasted Time
03:07
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Come On
03:11
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8. |
Find Another
03:14
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You Don't Know
03:29
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The Remarks Boone, North Carolina
The Remarks: a quartet from the Blue Ridge Mountains turned city slickers. An amalgamation of dreamy indie-rock, Sixties-esque undertones, folk influences, pop-inflected melodies, with swaying reverb-tinged guitars.
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