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Eat Your Heart Out
04:32
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Alone
03:50
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To Life
03:36
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White Lines
03:22
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You Infect My Body
03:21
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Drop The Nickel
04:01
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Doubt
04:09
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Royal Flush
03:16
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Florence
04:20
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10. |
The End
05:39
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Diamond Doves Stanford, New York
Written, recorded and produced by the band themselves over the last year and a half, Diamond Doves' debut full-length, "Eat Your Heart Out" is a bold declaration of creative independence for a group of life-long friends who spent years playing in Elvis Perkins in Dearland and collaborating with the likes of My Morning Jacket and Bon Iver. ... more
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