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Burn it all down
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You (from I with love)
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Poor blue
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Troubles
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Winter winds
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A psychotic remedy
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Drunkards lullaby
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Burn it all down (raw)
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Casey Wayne Smith Portland, Oregon
Hey, I'm Casey and I'm from Whittier California. Not signed by Kistler Records, I'm an independent artist. Started playing
when I was 12 with my mothers guitar that had two strings. Big fan of Dylan, his solo musician years. I also like Neutral Milk Hotel, Oliver Tree and much more. If you ever want to talk, here's my email Caseysmithblog47@gmail.com
Ask me whatever. I'm back.
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