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Ticket to Hartford
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To the Choir
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Crescent Smile
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Gears
03:35
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What's a Man to Do
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Blackened and Blue
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Joshua Quimby Nashville, Tennessee
Northeastern songsmith & six-string picker. Folk, Country, & the Blues.
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