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Tommie
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Supernatural Babe
03:04
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And After All
04:08
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Maximum
03:14
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Two Eyes
03:48
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Destroy Me
03:32
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Grand Prize
03:18
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Stone Structure
03:46
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Nicole Yun Virginia
Lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter for Eternal Summers. Solo project with talents of Julian Fader, Carlos Hernandez, Rob Garcia, Joe Boyer, Duncan Lloyd, Doug Gillard, Paul Rafferty, Jacob Sloan, Pat Brier. Recorded at Gravesend Recordings NYC and in Fishtown, Philadelphia. ... more
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