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Junebugs in April
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Lines
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End of the Night
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Might Believe
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Better
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Looking Right At You
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Back on Earth
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The Morning Line San Francisco, California
The Morning Line “pops and shines like a mournful, West Coast Luna, fronted by a ragged, smoky Elvis Costello type.” -- East
Bay Express
“they remind of chunkier ‘80s bands like Smith's old Homestead labelmates Big Dipper and Windbreakers. . . . Really strong record.” – Big Takeover
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