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Tonight
03:12
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In Your Arms
02:58
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Little Voice
03:19
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Dear Diary
03:16
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Summer
04:55
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New Baby
03:17
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Don't Tell Me
03:12
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Better Baby Don't Know
03:24
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Our Town
03:18
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10. |
Every Tuesday
02:48
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Map of the City
03:28
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12. |
Let's Get Lost
03:16
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13. |
Candy Ass
04:22
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14. |
Wait for the Sun
04:22
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Drowning
02:45
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16. |
Marie
04:04
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Tom Taylor Detroit, Michigan
Singer, Songwriter from Michigan. Ex-DT's, Ex-Tiny Murderers, Ex-The Fang. Tom Taylor is regarded as one of Michigan's finest "Power Pop" composers and vocalists.
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