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It's Killing Me
04:32
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2. |
Garbanzo Man
01:59
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3. |
It Won't Be Long
02:30
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4. |
Never Gonna Stop
03:29
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5. |
Hesitating
03:39
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Crazy Schemes
02:57
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7. |
Theme From BROS
02:15
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8. |
Sunflower
02:46
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9. |
You Love This Song
04:30
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10. |
Clams Casino
01:37
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11. |
Two For Tea
02:50
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12. |
Snake Dance
01:08
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13. |
King of Kings
03:33
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BROS Toronto, Ontario
BROS is the new project from Ewan and Shamus Currie, front man and keyboardist, respectively, for platinum-selling Canadian band The Sheepdogs. Although they are indeed brothers, the name was chosen with tongue firmly planted in cheek, a reflection of the 10-song self-titled debut album daringly expanding their sonic range in unexpected and playful ways. ... more
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