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King of Pain
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West Wind
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Mile Marker 104
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Shuster's Hill
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Piece of My Heart
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Circus Flyer
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Last Goodbye
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Things We Can't Explain
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Let's Try
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Suzy
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Robert Warren San Diego, California
Born in Upstate New York along the banks of the Erie Canal, Bob Warren has been expressing himself through music and poetry
from a very early age. Influenced by both the Traditional Country songs played on the juke box at Peggy's Diner
and the Rock and Roll Woodstock revolution of the late 60's and early 70's,
Bob Warren's music has a Rootsy dignity and is always heartfelt and thought provoking.
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