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Girls Seek Danger

from Bloody Knees MILK002 by Bloody Knees

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Written and recorded in 2009. Self-recorded on 4 Track cassette - Released originally on Milk records www.milk-records.co.uk

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from Bloody Knees MILK002, released November 4, 2009
Andrew Collings/Aaron Batley/Simon Whybray

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