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Cabaret Politico
03:09
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Welcome to the show, hand me your credit card, you've been pre-approved to tell the world anything!! Step right up.......
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Extra Stuff
03:27
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I ain't goin' start countin' calories, trimming the fat, eating more greens....
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Dirty Ol' Town
04:26
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Showing nightly outside on a liqour store, a story of a man who believes in nothing....
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Out of Sight
03:37
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Money and Gas Pt. 1
03:15
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Bag O' Bones
03:05
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R U Human?
04:25
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Money and Gas Pt. 2
02:36
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Everything That She Does
03:27
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It was once told to me, that nothing is ever for sure....
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John Anaya Kirkcaldy, UK
American Singer/Songwriter. Folk music with a Rock, Blues and World edge, delivered, solo acoustic and with full bands.
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