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Carlene
03:18
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In Your Head
03:11
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Neon Lights
03:08
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Who's the Knife For?
03:01
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Dinosaur On Tape
03:05
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You found yourself in a see of doubt, the day that you realized your world could be changed.
If what they're saying is true, how might this truth affect you?
Just play it off like it's insane.
We are such confident beings, but pride can skew what we see, an open mind can crack the case.
No faith should blind you, so let your reason guide you, and hey!
Maybe you'll reach a higher place.
In your mind, it don't sit right, it must be lies, why don't you believe your eyes? Dinosaurs on Tape.
Come on! Come on! The truth's a song for everyone.
Let it roll right off your tongue. Dinosaurs on Tape.
Who ever thought we'd see the day!
Here we are! Dinosaurs on tape!
It is the fire, it is our way!
Here we are! Dinosaurs on tape!
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BLACK RHINO RIOT Hamilton, Ontario
BLACK RHINO RIOT is an indie band from Hamilton Ontario, consisting of Jon, Jamie, Clif, and Adam. The four musicians pool their experiences and musical influences to create a unique catchy style of music.
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