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How To Kill A Man
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Rising Tide
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Montreal
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Not Done Yet
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This is Gonna Hurt
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Sos
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A Drink of You
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Numbers
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Raine Maida Toronto, Ontario
As lead singer for Toronto’s Our Lady Peace, Raine Maida’s voice and song-writing has been an integral sound on Modern Rock radio since they burst on to the world stage in the early 1990s.
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