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The Blue Line
01:45
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Rain
03:19
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The Green Line
02:34
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Let the Beatings Begin
05:34
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The Silver Line
02:07
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Would, Could, Should...
05:06
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The Orange Line
02:02
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On the Bus
03:13
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The Commuter Rail
02:00
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Wash it Down Pt. 1
05:01
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The Red Line
02:05
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Off Color Jokes
07:45
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Thomas Royal Greensboro, North Carolina
I am a songwriter/musician who loves to write, play, and record music. From Hard Bop to British Invasion to Laurel Canyon to Alphabet City, my songs are all over the place. I write whatever comes out and record when it does, only reflective of how I'm feeling at the moment. Have a listen, enjoy and maybe take some home with you. ... more
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