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Promise
04:32
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One Out of Ten
04:04
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Turn Out the Light
04:53
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The System
03:17
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Interlude: Nightfall
01:57
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Chess
04:21
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Severance
06:32
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Interlude: Compulsion
01:32
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Stupidity
03:34
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Tongues
03:43
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Poison Flower
04:43
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Vine and Stone Lexington, Kentucky
Vine and Stone is an indie rock duo, based in Lexington, Kentucky. With Bront Davis’ melodic hook-filled guitar and Paul Nuzzo’s rhythmically solid percussion, the two trade-off lead vocals throughout to achieve their distinctive sound.
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