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I Just Want To Be Heard
02:18
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Destitute
02:15
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Backwards Cap
01:36
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Resent!
02:13
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My Mind
02:10
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So Fine
02:00
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Sit & Stare
02:06
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Home Alone
01:15
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Cowboy Song
01:17
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Nothing to Believe in
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Be
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Tate & Silas Branford, Connecticut
Tate & Silas are a two piece band from New Haven, CT. Tate plays guitar, Silas plays bass and kick drum. Writing songs in a shed and playing rambunctious shows around town, these rockers are more than meets the eye...
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