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Prove Me Wrong
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Lonely Guy
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Therapy (acoustic)
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Recovery (acoustic)
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Emo Empire Tauranga, New Zealand
Billy sings and plays everything you hear -with a few guest friends where noted.
He also records, mixes and masters everything. If only there was more time in the day.
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