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Trouble's Coming
02:25
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Forget Yourself
03:44
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It Turned Out Good
03:49
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Notions of You
04:10
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Let's Remember
03:37
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Cooking for Two
02:38
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Billboard calls Chapel Hill, NC's Mad Crush "a cross between June & Johnny with Ray Davies of The Kinks."
Popmatters says: "Charisma, Heart, and Sass"
Daily Country: "Stories that are saucy, heartwarming, and poetic."
B-Sides & Badlands: “From beginning to end, there is a theatrical bravado to the record, sewn with real human truths of romance’s exhilarating highs and troubling, crippling lows.”
Learn more at www.madcrushband.com
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Not Much
03:30
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Set the Girl Free
02:54
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Mad Crush Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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