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Painting
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Winter Song
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Centralia, PA
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Slow Down
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(story time)
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Black Hole
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Desperate Thing
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The Tree Song (Osmosis)
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World Traveler
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US 15
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Sit and Stay
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Nails
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Peter House Rochester, New York
From the Southern Tier to the North Country, Peter House sings about traveling, community, philosophers in fistfights and Pennsylvania, and calls it all "country songs" even though most of them are only vaguely of that genre. Now living in Rochester, NY. ... more
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The lyrics. The only words I can find to make my case are "It seems even your little sister has her own sad po-em about you"
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Wireless Internet Radiation Poisoning
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They are some great anthems. Probably the most 'fun' sounding Marco Polio record. Hope my sloppy guitar work doesn't ruin it for you (Matt gave me free rein on his albums for a spell...)
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The Five Year Chronology
by Goblin Hovel
Primer for the all-acoustic folk metal band I play in now. I don't play on any of these recordings fwiw, but we are playing and even writing together now.
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Meet Me at the River
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On “Meet Me By the River,” Dawn Landes’s self-described “Nashville record,” buoyant country melodies settle deep into lush instrumentation.
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Dakota Blue Moon
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