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Frozen in Place
04:06
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Dear Master
04:16
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River of Regret
02:51
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Lightbulb Moon
03:04
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Slot Machine of Faith
04:34
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40,000 Years
03:55
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Damon Smith New York, New York
"Excited for whatever he has next." - NPR's Here and Now.
Email me at damonsmithmusic@gmail.com
IG: @damonisaacsmith
New York City
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