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Maybe The Sun
03:18
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Not Like This
03:09
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It's You
04:02
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Concrete & Steel
03:20
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Feels So Right
03:39
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Coney Island, Mid-July
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Waiting For You
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Into The City
03:49
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Do What You Gotta Do
03:59
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Everything I Said
04:49
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The Big City
04:15
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Beautiful Day
03:40
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Something About October
04:01
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Deep In Rosé
02:48
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Train Girl
04:07
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Mary
04:03
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In America
03:55
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Lucky This Time
03:26
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Greg Tannen New York, New York
Greg’s music has been featured as a "New and Noteworthy" release on iTunes, played on renowned radio stations (WFUV, NPR, Acoustic Cafe), won international songwriting awards, and can be heard on national TV and in award-winning films. He also writes songs with other artists (Amanda Brown, the Weepies, Amanda Brecker) and has shared the stage with musical greats such as Rosanne Cash. ... more
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