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Book of Vs (demo)
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Who We Are (demo)
02:17
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One Three Five (demo)
03:22
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Bliss (Synth Version)
04:26
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There's not a lot of heartache
Under the bus
I got a lot I wanna say
Lemme know when you're done
Easy come/easy go
Leave it to faith
I'm not one for conversation
Lemme know when you're done
That was the best day of my life
Bliss is the way we measure loss
Annie get your gun out
Light'em up one more time
Turn around the century
Anyway you want it
Double up/double down
Just let it go
I'm not one for second chances
Just so you know
That was the best day of my life
Bliss is the way we measure loss
That was yesterday
Oh know, I'm gone rolling under
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Sex (demo)
03:54
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Johnny Crimes Salt Lake City, Utah
Johnny Crimes are a punk/post punk rock trio located in Salt Lake City, UT. Current members include Johnny, Mike, and Will.
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