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Eighteen Below
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And if the sun don’t shine
Know that a new day’s on the rise
And if I close my eyes
Know that I’ll see it through
Just know!
That I’d take away the pain!
Cuz in the end!
I was to blame!
Know!
It won’t ever be the same!
Cuz in the end!
I was to blame!
Secrets
To be bought and sold
Levees
That will never hold
Flood
To sweep me off my feet
Work
To make the ends meet
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Dead Yet Alive Naperville, Illinois
DYA is a Naperville, alternative act that started in October 2011. So far, the band has played numerous show at places such
as Ballydoyle's Aurora, Beat Kitchen, Ribfest, Eyes To The Skies, Q Sports, Pub Yahoo and Wicked Good Cafe.
Current lineup
Luke Frees- Vocals and Guitar
Alex Garrow- Bass, Harmonica, and Vocals
Steve Davila- Guitar and Vocals
John Hix- Drums and Vocals
... more
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