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Intergalactic Flight
02:24
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No More
03:16
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The Ride
03:30
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Say Goodbye
02:42
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The Fortunate Isles regina, Saskatchewan
With driving rhythms, and infectious hooks, The Fortunate Isles energy is contagious - blending 70s disco punk with modern indie rock.
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