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Intro "Banter"
01:45
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Stupid Songs
03:00
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I Want You
02:02
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AWOL Girl
03:11
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Next To Me
02:21
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She's A Dork
03:04
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Two Month/F-R-I-E-N-D-S
01:33
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Bananahs
05:00
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Would You Still Love Me?
02:03
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Braceface Laurel, Maryland
For the dorks with a song in their hearts, or the punks looking for something a little different, Braceface have made it to their mission to write catchy punk rock songs that everyone can relate too. With caffeine driven live shows and no signs of crashing soon, Braceface are definitely a band to keep on your radar! ... more
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