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Sintro
02:25
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Hi, we're Sin, coming to you live from Valdosta, GA.
Hi, we're Sin, coming to you live from the inside of your mind.
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Waitin' by the Phone
02:25
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Eye don't know who she is
Eye don't know where she's going
But eye feel like eye know her
Eye want to see her again.
In some other place,
Besides my dreams
Just want to know that she's real.
Baby. And not imaginary.
Eye don't know who eye am
When I'm all alone
Eye don't know why I'm sitting
Here, waiting by the phone
For so long.
Some people are in love,
Other people are in hate
Most people just love
Oh, baby, to hate me.
Eye don't know why.
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3. |
Crooked Hook
01:32
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Been thinking alot lately
'Bout the way things are.
Not sure if eye agree
With you so far.
The clock on the wall says
It's time to change.
When you hold my heart in your hand
My head just ain't the same.
Wanna feel you baby
One more time.
We all know the truth,
Deep down inside.
Jingalingalingaling in my pocket
Says it's changing time
Stop looking for answers,
Questions are easier to find.
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4. |
Rolling Stone
01:30
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5. |
I Am A New Sense
03:56
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Sin Valdosta, Georgia
SiN is a two piece band from Valdosta, Ga. Jimi Davies on guitar/vocals and Freeman Halley on drums/vocals. The two have been best friends for 18 years. and playing music together for 13 of those years. SiN officially formed in Nov. of 2011, and have been steady recording and touring since. all recorded material is available here. our new full length vinyl will be out in April. Peace, Love, SiN!! ... more
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