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Nobody's Man
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Lock the Door Christina
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I Do My Father's Drugs
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Messenger
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In The Meantime
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Unsophisticated Heart
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How Good You Are
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The Door Was Always Open
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Hymn #101
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Deep Dark Wells
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Hymn #35
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Call it What You Will
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Nation of Heat
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Speak Plainly Diana
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Dodging the Wind
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Joe Pug Maryland
A singer-songwriter known for his lyrical acumen and plaintive harmonica style. Paste Magazine wrote of his music: “Unless
your surname is Dylan, Waits, Ritter or Prine, you could face-palm yourself to death trying to pen songs half as inspired”.
He has appeared at Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, and The Newport Folk Festival.
Additionally, he is the creator and host of The Working Songwriter podcast.
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