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don't look back
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last thing on my mind
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fix this
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information's cost
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lucky star
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sleepwalkin'
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Joe Norkus Richmond, Virginia
After playing music in the Triangle of North Carolina for 15 years I moved to Richmond, VA. I now play in the band Candy Spots. This page serves as an outlet for solo, self-recorded, self-produced, self-performed songs, demos, etc.
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