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Sweet Rosalita
03:23
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Turn On The Light
04:29
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Legs
05:33
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Her papa don't take no mess
Her mama sure enough taught her how to wear a dress
And when she walks by in her high, high heels
A voice inside of me says that love is real
She's got Legs! (Legs)
Start from the bottom baby
She's got Legs! (Legs)
Start from the bottom baby
Her daddy must've taught her her magic ways
I can tell by her dance when my guitar plays
And if you could see the dance she can do
You might understand what it puts me through
She's got Legs! (Legs)
Start from the bottom baby
She's got Legs! (Legs)
Start from the bottom baby
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Make Up Your Mind
02:23
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These Blues
06:03
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I Know You
03:29
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From Here To Eternity
04:03
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Words
04:20
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Going Down
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The Albatross Columbia, South Carolina
Jake Kiehl
GUITAR/VOCALS
Zack Stoudemayer
BASS/VOCALS
Ben Kiehl
DRUMS/VOCALS
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