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Masquerading Life
04:02
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Sellout
02:41
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Winter Blues
03:32
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Tossing and Turning
04:25
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Incomplete
04:58
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Never Let Me Go
02:58
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Lullaby
03:01
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Scream
01:54
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Mary
02:52
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To the Moon
04:25
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I Hate Philly
01:58
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Curtis Campbell New Jersey
Solo rock/ experimental musician from Mantua New Jersey. All instruments played and recorded by Curtis Campbell.
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