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Please Come On In
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In My Old Jeans
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Eddie's Trackside
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Some People
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Creepy Crawler
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The Song Of Miriam
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Rounding The Sun
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Fly Away
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Texas Char Broil Blues
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Paper Thin Disguise
03:52
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Mark Goldberg Snohomish, Washington
I have been performing, writing, and recording for almost 20 years now. I have come a long way and am very driven to tackle any style or challenge that I may. I play guitar, keys, bass. and drums, and have been involved in several musical productions and have been a studio player on several albums. ... more
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