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Party
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Dungeons Of Love
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Never
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From Dallas With Love
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I Need You Now
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Two At A Time
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Blue As I Can Be
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Train Song
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The Lazy Boys Dresden, Germany
The Lazy Boys’ music is best described as a blend of Rock ’n’ Roll and Country, with a hint of dirty Blues. For more than ten years they have successfully toured through clubs in Germany, England and even the USA, amassing over 600 shows, as well as recording three studio albums. The new Album "Get A Life" will be in stores in fall 2015. ... more
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