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Any Fool can be Happy
02:40
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Is it Time?
03:33
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The Score
04:20
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Palace at 4AM
03:53
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Besame El Culo
04:33
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Nine Miles Wide
04:00
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Hey Alabama
05:24
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Venus Loves Mars Austin, Texas
A "not-so-secret" love affair between the raw urgency of fuzzy garage roots rock and the retro pop vibes of vintage soul
grooves.
Venus Loves Mars play music made for dancing in the mirror, singing like no ones listening, and holding hands way too much.
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