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Lartigue
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Life In A Cube
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Battery
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We're All The Same
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Lazy Saturday
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Stuck In May
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We Are One
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Crying Out
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The River Still
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Casey Shea Brooklyn, New York
"Casey's stage persona is equal parts James Brown, Elvis Presley, and Bono...but then comes the surprise, etched in cursive on the head of a pin. Listen closely, and the songs are beautiful, heartfelt, and wrenching." - MTV News
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