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Shindig
04:27
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Horizon
04:07
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Family Tree
05:34
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We're down and out tonight
We never met so that's all right
But I still heard about you
No, no, no it can't be true
A little bird sat down
It opened up and sang a song
It was a song about you
No, no, no it can't be true
I don't like your dad
I don't like you sad
But your dog he don't like me
I don't wanna be in your family tree
The lady isn't what she seems to be
Fullfill my lust, fullfill my dreams
Come home with me tonight
We never met so that's all right
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mammoth volume Lysekil, Sweden
See also: danielgustafsson.bandcamp.com/music
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Mammoth Volume was born in the winter of 1996, called into life by the main song writing team of Nicklas and Daniel. Nicklas engaged his older brother Jorgen to take over vocal duties and with the final addition of bass player Kalle, the band was born. The band is from the town of Lysekil, Sweden.
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