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 Gaslight Anthem's "Get Hurt"

Posted by Loren on July 5, 2014

Gaslight Anthem's "Get Hurt"
Gaslight Anthem's "Get Hurt"

The Gaslight Anthem are streaming a song from their upcoming Get Hurt. The titular track, is included after the jump from their soon-to-come new album.

Gaslight Anthem's "Get Hurt"
Gaslight Anthem's "Get Hurt"

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