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cheers fuckface
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how long
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running away
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some kinda change
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these are the days
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god only knows
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what we give
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world of stone
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we both know
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the Old Ironsides Bohemia, New York
Sometimes a full band, sometimes it's just me acoustic. Been writing and recording under this moniker for over a
decade.
Hailing from long island, brought up in the punk and hard-core scene, mixed with my love for Americana and Rock n roll. Good songwriting and catchy choruses!
New acoustic e.p. coming out in '21
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