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A Preface
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An Introduction
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Daily Pages April 2014
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Daily Pages July 2013
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Daily Pages March 2014
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Epilogue
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The song that made me fall in love with the band back in 2019...
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Memories and Comeback Kid were my first introduction to this band. From then on - I've always gone to the Midnight for easy listening. Waiting for a bus - Standing in line - Going grocery shopping and pretty much everywhere and anywhere. You can listen to this track over and over again and I feel like it doesn't get old.
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