Lyrics by Pacific Dub
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- Til The End
- Hold Me Down
- Sundown
- California Girl
- Close To You
- Dreaming
- Foolin' Around
- Inhale
- Jumpship
- Million Pieces
- Soar
- Utica
- Wasted
- You & Me
- Young Girl
Pacific Dub is an American reggae band from Huntington Beach, California, formed in 2008. Inspired by their hometown of Surf City, USA, their music conveys a message of peace and love. Their sound is known for its catchy choruses, surf-style guitar melodies, and smooth reggae rhythms. The band consists of lead vocalist and guitarist Colton Place, drummer David Delaney, and bassist Nathan Ueda.
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