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We Could Only Pretend
04:12
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It's All Up To You
03:03
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The Fallout Shelter
04:10
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Fly (My Balloon)
02:47
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Time Is All We Have
03:26
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Lights Out
03:39
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It's Gonna Be Alright
03:25
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Happy Analogues New York, New York
The Happy Analogues are one of the most prolific bands in the New York/New Jersey indie music
scene.
Formed in 2005, they have released a full length album (Lilacs & Politics 2005 Debut), an EP (Three Hundred Sixty Five 2006) a double-disc album (School Tales 2010) and 10 singles, including one holiday song.
They have played in all over the US, Montreal, and even Manila, Philippines.
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