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Underwater in November
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Crossed Into the Void
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A Train to Cry
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Don't Talk
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Geek Patrol
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Write Down
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I'm Going Shopping
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The Lovecats
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The New Old Men San Francisco, California
Indie-rock-pop / genre-hopping song collaborations between Eddie P. (Karl Eifrig) in Chicago, IL and J.J. Sonick (Josh Lawrence) in San Francisco, CA. As well as following their own blinkered muse, The New Old Men will make a song for you - request your own custom-made song at nomasong.com. ... more
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