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Memory Lapse
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Dangerous Life
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Jump Start My Life
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Pasted-On Smile
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Don't Recall
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Mississippi Toast
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Fine Morning
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Sky Over Baghdad
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Roadhouse Shuffle
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The Last Thing
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Hoodang Ann Arbor, Michigan
For more nearly two decades, Hoodang has been mesmerizing audiences with its unique blend of dark, driving, off-kilter alt.
everything music. The band writes songs, often in the first-person, of people tarnished by bad blood and bad luck who still find ways to make it through to the next town, day, marriage, con, or bottle.
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