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Down The Line
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Someone He Could Love
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I Could Be Wrong
02:56
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So Strong
04:12
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You Know By Now
05:46
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Lifetime Of Love
03:39
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Lonely
04:21
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Bad Boy
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Downtown Girls
03:53
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Alan Thomas Maitland, Florida
orlando, fl based | singer | songwriter | multi-instrumentalist | veteran of many almost completely unheard of bands such as chum | effu | boyd & floyd | the tall chinesers | small favours | the spectyrs | + others which are best (& mostly are) forgotten | alan has performed as a drummer | guitarist | bassist | singer at a several really nice music venues, and a whole bunch of awful ones. ... more
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