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Material World
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Young People
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Dark Room
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I Go Crazy
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Lost & Found
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Glad I Stayed
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Let's Play Nice
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Take the Blame
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Your Face
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True Love
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Running From Love
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Who Watches?
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Watersland Burlington, Ontario
Watersland started in the late '70s playing an eclectic mix of mostly originals, with some blues country, R&B. and MoTown. After playing a few bar gigs they decided to become a basement band. In 2006 Marg (vocals) and Dorothy (keys) joined and focus moved to finding 'good' songs from the 50s to the 2000's; Janiva Magness, Yvonne Moore, Grace Potter. Fitz and the Tantrums, Duffy, and more. ... more
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