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In The Morning
05:09
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The Next Train
03:35
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Poison
03:08
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Stars
03:30
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Bring Me
03:31
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Second Hand Shoes
04:19
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Your Storm
03:08
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War
03:46
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Vessel
03:30
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All You Can Get
03:44
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LittleLam Brisbane, Australia
www.facebook.com/littlelamband
LittleLam is a refreshing break from the mundanity of
everyday pop. Their sound is bubbly, fresh and contagiously invigorating with a hint of something harder. They write about the truths in life, about Love, getting lost and then finding your way back home again.
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