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Home
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We Smell the Blood
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Father Francis
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This Is My Crowd
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We'll See
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The Stage
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One Last Fix
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It Will All Be Over Soon
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Black Ink
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The River Current
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Sounds Like Magic
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Interlude
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Soulful
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Astray
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Head Out of the Clouds
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Dirt Under Your Feet
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Dream the Electric Sleep Lexington, Kentucky
Rock band from Lexington, KY.
Dream the Electric Sleep recommends:
“...heavy, melodic, richly textured...” — Nick Harrah, Herald-Dispatch
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Whilst delivering well crafted music, unless you focus on the lyrics, you could miss the story lines. This is the last of the war trilogy, so subtle ,but so poignant. Superb music with broken road and Holding On ,on permanent repeat. Listen and become enthralled. Top quality song writing and musicianship.10/10
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