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Wavering
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Falling Up
04:01
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Into the Flood
04:30
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Leave Me On
03:31
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Country Road
03:05
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Hooking Up
02:56
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On My Mind
03:21
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The Boys are Doing Disco
03:17
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Everybody Rusts
03:25
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dl is ok St. Augustine, Florida
DL is the kind of guy that makes music that’s easy to love, as much a product of his parents record collection as misguided
teenage listening.
Rooted in timeless, classic rock, his tunes are perfect for bright outdoor hangs and dark interior unwinds.
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