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Heroine

from Antiquated (old demos and treasures) by Postmadonna

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Performed the monostereo, written by Goodwin and Heminger

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from Antiquated (old demos and treasures), released April 14, 2011
Pat Goodwin: Guitar Keys, Sam Heminger: Bass, Rich Clark Coller: Drums, Wes Gonzalez: Guitar

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