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If Only For Tonight
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I'll Keep You Inside
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Amazed Again
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Some Scars Must Remain
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Made Mistakes
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Take Me To The Edge
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The Pathway
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The Problem Here Is You
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Weight Of The World
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What The Stars Are For
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What You Believe
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A New Someone
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Lucks Lane Peterborough, UK
Lucks Lane are a UK rock band from Peterborough, made up from like-minded musicians. They have joined forces to collaborate
on the songs of songwriter Pete Moore. All the members have brought their own original ideas and unique styles to the band.
Vocals: Steve Cairney
Lead Guitar: Steve Potter
Rthymn Guitar: Joe Daglish
Bass Guitar: Dan Stimpson
Drums: Pete King
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