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Warped
03:03
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Friendly Fire
04:01
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Burn Bright
03:56
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Regret This
04:52
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Politic
05:01
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Dali
05:06
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Last Laugh
05:08
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Old Man
04:03
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Monarch
05:09
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Release
05:28
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Fleeting Moment
03:08
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Cut and Paste
02:03
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The Storm
06:15
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Put You Down
05:11
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Stark White
04:25
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Arrested
04:49
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Andrew Scot Boston, Massachusetts
Andrew Scot has been writing, recording, and performing music since 2001. Most songs are written on the acoustic guitar, then later transformed during the recording process into something new. His professional career has included lead vocals, guitar, and keys in a Radiohead cover band (Belisha Beacon), fronting an original rock group (jesus Grocery), and performing originals acoustically. ... more
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