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Turbo
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Johnny Nightcap
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On The Ball
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I Can See The End
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Gold Teeth
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Red Racing Stripes
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Transient Town
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Drug Vacation
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Hopeless Romantics
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Light Arms Washington, D.C.
Light Arms is a band from Washington, DC, consisting of J. Forte (Bass/Guitars/Vocals), Gregory Gendron (Drums), Tim Ramnitz (Guitars/Vocals) and, Ryan Stubbs (Guitars/Bass/Vocals).
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