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Half-Built Temple
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Cure for Nature
03:01
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Run for Your Life
04:29
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Light Up the Way
03:21
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Better Off
05:30
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Tattered and Torn
03:40
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Purgatory
03:59
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Pixels
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The Wolf
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Invincible
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Yo No Say Baltimore, Maryland
Yo No Say is an eclectic five piece from the DC/Baltimore area. This quintet varies in style from driving rhythmic choruses to alt rock/ RnB inspired melodies with experimental harmony.
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