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Everyday
03:53
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Time Machine
05:32
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This is Not an Exit
03:20
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Highwire
04:34
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Fairweather
04:21
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Back to the Start
04:49
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Worst Way
04:27
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Don't Write Me Off
03:38
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Moving Moving Moving
04:09
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Matter of Time
03:55
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iPanic
03:55
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Umbra Penumbra
05:16
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The Everthere Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Everthere is a Philadelphia-based band formed by Fran Camardella and Greg Maragos in 2008.
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