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Sunday 4 October 2026

Scene · 1995–2010

Further Seems Forever

Further Seems Forever's The Moon Is Down (2001, Tooth & Nail) is the Pompano Beach emo debut sung by Chris Carrabba before Dashboard Confessional.

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