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Sideshow Freak
04:04
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Change
03:43
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The Real You
03:16
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An Obvious Distraction
04:20
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Baby's Coming Home
02:28
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Choirboy
04:19
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Because of You
04:12
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In Heaven
03:14
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Shooting Star
03:10
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Go to Japan
03:26
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Like Yesterday
02:05
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Exit Music
00:56
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Steven Wright-Mark New York, New York
Steven Wright-Mark is a multi-instrumentalist / songwriter / artist / producer who is influenced by the likes of Big Star, The Beatles, Cheap Trick and others that fall into "power pop" categories. Like those bands, his songs are built on crunchy guitars, pop melodies and plenty of harmonies. ... more
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