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Sunshine, Super.
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Jehovah, Witness
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God Help You
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That Girl
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Nurse In The War Zone
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Strange, These Days
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Misery X-1
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The Balcony
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My Neighborhood
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The End
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The Wood Floors Manchester, New Hampshire
In 2003 Chris Howe and Eric Scheiner formed The Wood Floors as an experimental side project to capture the creative Muse the
moment she entered the room. 19 years and 60-plus releases later, the “side” project has grown into something bigger than either had envisioned.
Twenty years later James Jude joins the band bringing songwriting, vocals, and guitar abilities to the fold.
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