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Living In The Past
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Same In A Different Way
03:27
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Wherever I Go
03:52
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(I Guess) You Were Right
02:37
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Give It All
04:05
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Narcissist
04:00
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Circles
02:52
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Best Years Of My Life
03:31
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Leaving Today
03:34
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But I Believe
03:44
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Dead! (Watch Me Die)
03:38
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Moving To Ashbury
Swedish trio Moving To Ashbury are true pop punk visionaries, founded in 2010.
After releasing
their debut album, the band briefly signed to Burning Heart Records (ex Millencolin, The Hives, etc.) before returning to Ivy 'n Top Music for the release of the 'Life On A Bicycle' album in 2016.
Among other countries, Brazil, the US, and the UK dominate the band's popularity for the time being.
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