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My Baby Face
02:32
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Birthday
02:42
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Pizza
02:52
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I Think You're Right
02:46
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I Know You Know
04:10
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Birthday Girl
03:48
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Dan Soto New Haven, Connecticut
The point of music is really what? Nobody for sure can say, but many have speculated. Some might say it involves the transfer of what others might refer to as "energy". Some may say nothing at all. and others might not even care to think about it. But the truth is somewhere. And if nothing else, through the use of guitars, this man and / or band aims to find out where. ... more
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