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Joining The Club
02:07
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What a Time we Had
What a Time we Had
Rolling in the mud with the lords of the rain
To be in this club
you have to beat your drum
beat your drum and
sing along
Well the Hippies are Punks
and the Punks are Hippies
It doesn't matter no more
Doesn't matter no more
Once in a while we all find our way.
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Soul Boat
01:19
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Hippy Johnny
02:27
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Nothing to Say
02:17
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Trauma
02:51
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Got Watt
01:29
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Split My Head
02:13
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The Sweet Ones Brooklyn, New York
The Sweet Ones formed in 2003. A mixed bag of Quirk-Rock and old school punk, TSO has changed the oil with Neil Young, Built camp fires with Joe Strummer, painted houses with Jonathan Richman, spit blood with KISS, toured in a van with Mike Watt,moshed with the Misfits. That being said....Make Art Not bombs, let's all live in Tee Pee's and Mosh! ... more
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