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Before Our Time
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Purple Lights
03:17
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Too Tight
03:19
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Crying Ain't Fair
02:13
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Kids Of The City
03:18
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January Girl
03:19
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Search Party
03:24
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Thief
04:18
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Work
04:09
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Hearts On Speed New York, New York
Hearts On Speed started as a dare. Longtime friends and sometime songwriting partners David Yeend and Mark Galis Hall were challenged to write and record an original album in under a month. David and Mark continue to collaborate – sometimes with David’s brother Mark Yeend – to make pop songs that are catchy but also have a little bit of edge. They’ve been making music together since 2007. ... more
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