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Taste The Pain
03:36
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Frustrated
02:31
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New Reality
02:47
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Lines
03:21
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Perception Deception
02:37
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Guilt
01:12
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Ignorant Words
01:50
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9. |
Miss You Better
02:52
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10. |
Tooth And Nail
02:43
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11. |
Waking The Line
02:05
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12. |
Same Old Story
02:51
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No Pants
02:45
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14. |
Don't Look Back
03:36
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Worst Enemy
02:46
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Assemble Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Assemble was born in Philadelphia, PA back in 2011. Ever since their inception they have been producing epic punk rock tunes, incorporating elements of thrash, metal and super catchy pop punk!.
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