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Harmonica Harmonies
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Yeasayer Song
03:21
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Pauly's Mood
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Smooth One ( C Side)
01:39
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Tune in the Key of C
03:19
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Jazzy One in B Flat
06:04
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Tune in Drop D
03:21
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Omen of Suspense
01:57
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Boomy Tune
02:18
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CHRISCAPIE New York, New York
Born and raised in new york. Started singing under my porch when I was seven. 'Experimented' in my teenage years. Built my
first nuclear reactor at the tender age of 19. I used it to burn off some extra energy. In the process of building a new one. Im going to use it to destroy the world.
Music, art, dancing, prancing, smoking and joking and no coking
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