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Forgetful Moon
02:59
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Sugar & Water
02:49
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Masks
03:24
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Bikini Akino
04:11
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Spider
04:09
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Wishing Well
03:27
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Hooligoo
05:30
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World Full of Hurt
02:11
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9. |
Toes
03:11
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10. |
Too Late
04:47
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Sourball
03:10
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Alligators & Lovers
09:01
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Poppy Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Kate Campbell -Guitar & Vocals
Brian Campbell -Bass & some
vocals
Craig Heim-
Drums
Hailing from Philadelphia and trying their darnedest; Poppy wants you to understand that we are trending toward meeting expectations.
Our established team norms help us work as ONE team. We build trust, enable candor, gain commitment and embrace accountability.
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