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Taking Back Myself

by Pat Hilton

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1.
Wasted 03:30
2.
Bonfire Song 03:21
3.
Pull You In 03:42
4.
Rockstars 02:45
5.
Can't You See 02:44
6.
Snapchat Girl 03:18
7.
Taking Back Myself 03:34
8.
Buddy Rusty 03:30
9.
Crossing Over The Line 04:04
10.
Far Away 02:46

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PAT HILTON - TAKING BACK MYSELF

1. Wasted
2. Bonfire Song
3. Pull You In
4. Rockstars
5. Can't You See
6. Snapchat Girl
7. Taking Back Myself
8. Buddy Rusty
9. Crossing Over the Line
10. Far Away

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released July 20, 2018

All songs written by Pat Hilton

Drums and percussion on all tracks by Garrett Eland
Bass and guitar on all tracks by Sean Tolley
Additional guitar on tracks 8 & 9 by Jake Coco
Additional backing vocals on tracks 2 & 8 by Monterey Salka

All tracks produced, engineered, mixed, and mastered by Sean Tolley at Clarity Recordings, San Diego, CA (clarityrecordings.com)

Art Direction & Design by Sean Tolley (stereosean.com)

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