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Footsteps
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Cut Away
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Hurts You Too
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Rival
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Stand Strong
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Waiting & Watching
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No Direction
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Understand
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Fallen Rule Dublin, Ireland
Led by Scott Glennon (guitar, vocals), along with Gary Earle (drums, vocals), Neil Daly (bass, vocals) & Hugh O'Reilly (guitar, keys, vocals) have just launched their debut album “No Way to Know Why”, produced by Fernando Lodeiro (Paul McCartney, Vampire Weekend) . With a new line-up and album in hand, these guys are getting ready to take their songs on the road and spread the good word. ... more
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