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Fire
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Twenty-Seven
04:05
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Halfway
04:08
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Yes Men
03:03
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You Are The One
05:02
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Valerie
05:13
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Parallels
04:50
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Someone Else's Night
03:33
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American City
04:06
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Ocean Grove
04:40
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Runaway
04:50
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Amy Klein Brooklyn, New York
Amy is on the road to finding her unique identity, as she explores the landscapes of her inner world. As a guitarist, she has been an integral member of punk bands including Hilly Eye and Titus Andronicus. She is a survivor who uses music to promote healing and connection. ... more
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