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Not Myself
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Changes
03:10
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Strange Life
03:25
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You
02:59
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Small Towns
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Frontlines
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Texas King London, Ontario
The soundtrack to your favorite memories, Texas King have put 250,000 miles into their van over the past decade touring all
over North America - and there’s thousands more miles to go.
Best known for their high energy live show, Texas King shine with the strength and resilience of a band that will play anywhere, at any time, and for anyone who wants to listen.
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