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Carpe Diem
03:12
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In All Honesty
04:33
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Baby I'm Bored
03:38
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Anywhere Song
03:52
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Don't Rely On Me
03:38
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FoolProof
04:16
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Don't Falter
05:00
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Fall and Rise
03:16
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Safe and Sound
03:25
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Us and Them
03:41
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Red Chevrons York, UK
Bio:
Red Chevrons are a four piece indie/rock band from Pickering (North Yorkshire).
Since forming in late 2007, the band have played in venues up and down the UK such as Liverpool, London, Manchester, Hull, Wakefield, Scarborough, Leeds and countless gigs in their local city of York supporting established acts such as Cast, Ash, Steve Cradock( OCS and Paul Weller), Jon Windle, etc.
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