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Lonely Vampire
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God Complex
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Unpoetic Thoughts
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That is How it Goes
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I Know How to Get Home
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Don't
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Too Much
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Amelia Ross Providence, Rhode Island
Just a girl, in her room, with a guitar and sometimes a ukulele or piano or drums or bass... maybe a flute or a trombone?
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