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BugBear
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Something Evil
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I have the cure for all that ail, a deep correction for all that fail.
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The Rising Sun
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I'm Sorry
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A Thousand Years
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My Sanctuary
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A House Without a Voice
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Conundrum
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Nova Star (morning mix)
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I wish I may
I wish I might
I wish upon this star tonight.
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The Jerusalem Cross Wild Cherry, Arkansas
It was once said that religion was the opium of the masses...I say it's music.
Post-Punk Electronic
Music
An alternative Christian band.
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