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My Heart, Your Heart
03:13
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Nervous
01:54
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Etwas Neues
02:54
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Fired
03:53
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Summer Gnats
02:58
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Desert Island
02:45
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Mountains Call
04:02
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The Day We Lost Fitzroy
03:05
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Mexican Wave
03:48
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Masses
05:05
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Lovesick Pilot
06:11
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Eno
04:00
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Desert Island Piano
04:07
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The Bites Melbourne, Australia
The Bites were a rock band from Melbourne, Australia.
They existed from 2002 - 2005,
releasing one album and several EPs and compilation tracks.
The band had two distinct phases - the four-piece line-up that recorded the album ‘White Lines And Runways’ (2003), and the three-piece whose songs are compiled on the expanded version of ‘This Is A Full Stop’.
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