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Drive
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Godspeed The Plow
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Let It Ride
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Teach Me
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Be Still
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Moth Vs. Flame/(Bandita)
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Lemonade
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Olyvia Smiles
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9-1-1
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Downed
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Angie Heaton Urbana, Illinois
One great gal, four great chords!
Angie's music is a kaleidoscope of influences, her albums
lovingly assembled scrapbooks filled with torn pages from yearbooks and journals, laundered concert tickets, old photos of backyard parties and summer vacations. Love letters that never got mailed, a list of hopeful New Year's resolutions, diary-personal, fragile, beautiful, and real.
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