Found Songs Vol. 1
by Tearjerker
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Grey Street
01:20
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Scream (Live)
02:10
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Blood
03:05
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Impossible
04:05
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Change Back
01:15
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Werewolf
02:05
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about
1. Grey Street was recorded in the summer of 2007.
2. Scream was recorded live at June Rowlands Park in 2008.
3. Blood is the B-Side from the So Dead single, released on October 31, 2011.
4. Impossible was recorded in 2009 for the Sore Thumb Records Winter Compilation.
5. Change Back was recorded in 2008.
6. Werewolf was recorded in 2009.
credits
All songs written, recorded, produced and mastered by Tearjerker.
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about
Tearjerker Toronto, Ontario
Tearjerker is Micah, Trevor and Taylor.
discography
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Jun 2020 -
Mar 2020 -
Jan 2020 -
Apr 2018
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