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Dog Eat Dog
03:38
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Guilty By Suspicion
02:29
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Living Proof
03:13
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Don't Let 'Em Get To You
03:47
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Nothing To Lose
02:54
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Hand Of Fate
03:52
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Spirit Of '84
02:35
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Place That I Call Home
03:33
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The Partys Over
05:27
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Rich Man
03:33
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Songs Of Yesterday
03:56
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MARCHING ORDERS Melbourne, Australia
Marching Orders started all the way back in 2002 and was the only Oi! band in Melbourne at the time. Marching Orders always had their say, but the main reason we came about was to play shows to our mates in Melbourne and enjoy many a drunken night out. We never really planned on doing more than that but the world of punk and Oi! had other plans for us and here we are in 2023... Back at it! ... more
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