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Dead and Gone
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Happiness and Home
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Veins of New York City
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Lights
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Raise a Glass
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Puget Sound
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Chesapeake
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Speaking to an Epitaph
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Washington
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Any Other Way
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Jake McCoy Norfolk, Virginia
Growing up in Norfolk, Virginia, Jake was always around musicians and music of all kinds. Years later, he became more heavily influenced by indie folk music, experimenting with different combinations of electric and acoustic instruments that can be heard frequently in his music. ... more
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