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Drag Me Down
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Friendly Distance
02:36
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For A Friend
01:14
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Finkle is Einhorn
02:50
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Backtalk
01:45
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Burning Letters
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1000 Thoughts
02:58
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Me and Jack
01:43
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Back to Normal
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True Patriot Love
02:44
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The Truce
00:51
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Nine!
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Day Job
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The Old Wives Edmonton, Alberta
Old Wives are Edmonton's own punk rock powerhouse. These three gentlemen are always ready to pack a house, have a beer, and
blast the audience with energy.
Bringing enthusiasm and pride in what they do to every single performance over their eight-plus years together has solidified their position in the Alberta music scene. Featuring Darren Chewka on Drums (Teenage Bottle Rocket)
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