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Naturally
03:26
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Should've Wandered
04:21
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Whisper
04:03
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Aint Gonna Work
04:42
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Drag Me Down
06:20
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Stay
03:51
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I Don't Know
04:23
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Angeline
04:51
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No Company
04:27
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Not Today
04:28
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So Long
05:27
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Mexico
04:13
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SOSOS Fort Lauderdale, Florida
sosos is an acoustic band who base their music around root instruments such as upright bass, pump organ, banjo, mandolin,
djembe, acoustic guitars, drums, melodica, and even a box of rocks at times; thus generating their own brand of energy.
Displaying a diverse balance of talent that brews up catchy tunes, sosos captivates audiences with smart musical melodies and lush vocal harmonies. Enjoy!
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