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Think I Thought
03:13
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Goodbye
03:21
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Tomorrow
05:04
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Where Were You
03:55
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Your Walking Papers
02:57
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Could Care Less
04:33
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You're Probably Right
03:06
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Three Long Weeks
03:04
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Lose It All
03:57
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What I Want
03:41
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The Jekylls Denver, Colorado
The Jekylls played retro influenced, guitar-pop / power-pop / rock, featuring strong female vocals and a solid backbeat,
with hints of surf and garage rock, and just a little bit of soul.
As of late 2016, we are no longer active, but you can buy our music right here, as well as all other major services.
Email: thejekyllsmusic@gmail.com
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