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If you damn me
02:30
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I'm naked
01:52
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Sentimental cosmic dust
02:30
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Spokane, WA
02:24
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Doom and gloom
02:52
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Social functions
03:00
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House show
03:22
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Mid-twenties hellhole
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Daniel Suhre Mount Vernon, Washington
Singer of songs about smallish towns and biggish cities. Player of piano.
Dan is from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. He cooks food for people, and only occasionally/rarely will play songs for people.
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