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Feeling Never Goes Away
01:56
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Catching On
02:57
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Disappearing
03:48
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I'm Over You, Goodbye
02:24
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For Too Long
03:49
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A Matter of Time
02:42
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Home Early
03:47
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Tomorrow
02:49
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Broken From The Start
03:11
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You'll Always Be There
03:42
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Dropkick UK
Hailing from the east coast of Scotland, Dropkick have drawn on influences such as Wilco, Teenage Fanclub and Tom Petty to
produce their own blend of harmony-driven, power-pop for well over a decade.
“Those who have yet to latch onto them are surely missing something special....Indie, powerpop, accomplished harmonies, alt.country tendencies. What’s not to love?” The Herald newspaper
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