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Plays: 64
Orignal three-chord country version of Born Ruffian’s bumpin’ summer jam “Permanent Hesitation.”
Video here.
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Luke Lalonde - Oceans Deep (live on WVAU)
I googled that shirt but it’s way too expensive.
Posted on May 1, 2013 with 10 notes
Source: wvau.org
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Plays: 272
Is it cheating if I call you sweetheart?
Posted on April 16, 2013 via LEX EST REX with 57 notes
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Plays: 451
With an Ax (b-side) - Born Ruffians
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Plays: 687
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This Sentence Will Ruin/Save Your Life - Born Ruffians @ Lincoln Hall, Chicago
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Plays: 397
First official cut from LP3!
With Her Shadow | Born Ruffians -
Plays: 499
Grand (Rhythymnals) | Luke Lalonde
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“Five Years” by Born Ruffians (David Bowie Cover)
This song is great. I don’t really care about David Bowie except I liked the show “Life on Mars” okay. I do care about Luke Lalonde and Born Ruffians. Maybe I’ll listen to the orignal one day.
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Plays: 174
Luke Lalonde - Undone.
First Single of his Solo Album.
Luke Lalonde solo album. Luke Lalonde solo album. Luke Lalonde solo album. Luke Lalonde solo album. Luke Lalonde solo album. Luke Lalonde solo album.
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Luke LaLonde of Born Ruffians, “I’m On Fire” (Bruce Springsteen cover)
I moved today. Or I am moving.
Right now I’m drinking in an airport in Boston and Boston has the best airports because there is free wifi. Aaanyhow I realized I hadn’t posted an obligatory “I just moved” song to my tumblr and while I have, over the years, had many songs I assumed I’d care about whenever I moved wherever it ended up being this one that has been stuck in my head.
I don’t even like Bruce Springsteen, though I guess I am in love with Luke LaLonde. But this song has no contextual relevance! No particularly poignant lyrics! And yet it’s the one I wanna share with you.
So here it is. Harry’s moving song. Wish me luck. More to the point: don’t root for me to fail.
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I made this video to make my mother cry. Also I’m the cutest kid in the world.
Watch it, please.
Posted on August 12, 2012 with 1 note
Source: vimeo.com
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Best song about pool parties is this sad song by Born Ruffians.
It’s really just Luke Lalonde with a guitar singing and whistling and breaking your heart. But it sounds like summer. The empty parts of it that you forget about. Not the parts that feel like “Night Moves” by Bob Segar. Can you believe it took me until last week to “Night Moves” for the first time all year? What the fuck is the matter with me? What the fuck is the matter with this summer?
But I have to go swim in a pool later. I’ve never been drunk in a pool before. I don’t know how to swim.

