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Done Cryin'
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FLorida Man
03:39
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Horns Below Her Halo
06:14
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Underdog
04:30
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Lazarus
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Hopeless Romantic
05:07
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ILa-View
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Swim At Your Own Risk
03:54
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Call Me What You Want To
03:29
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My Own Worst Enemy
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Show Tune
02:36
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Selwyn Birchwood Tampa, Florida
The groundbreaking young guitar and lap steel player/singer/songwriter who Rolling Stone called “a remarkable, powerhouse young guitarist and soulful vocalist…a major player.” He’s toured across the USA and Europe, delivering raw and soulful musicianship played with fire-and-brimstone fervor. His gritty vocals draw his audience deep inside his original songs of love, passion, pain and pleasure. ... more
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