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Don't Laugh
02:18
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Chester
02:26
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Chester was a pale and sheltered young suburban punk
never knew the innocence of youth, never knew true love
one day as he was driving...
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Colours
03:23
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Big Mon
02:51
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Long Black Veil
02:25
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If You
03:33
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All I Want
07:57
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Jake Briggs Minneapolis, Minnesota
I grew up in Wooster, Ohio. I am working towards being a pianist/ composer/ recitalist, but I work a lot as a church and theater accompanist on piano and organ, and worship leader, playing the guitar. I also DJ, teach, improvise and play jazz, and perform regularly with other bands. ... more
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