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Texas Cross Town Traffic
03:27
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The River
03:12
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Meditations
03:12
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Sweet Dream Baby
02:54
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Star Wars Song
04:48
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Along The Way
04:10
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Thru the Night
04:32
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Dreaming
02:27
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Think of Me
02:38
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Roadkill
01:52
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Brett Allen Gregory Livermore, California
I've always been compelled to write.
Early on it was journaling and poetry, but then that merged
with my guitar addiction to become songwriting.
The process was always a bit manic, pressured, as if a large gorilla had stepped into my room, grabbed me by the lapels and said, "I will not let you sleep until you write this idea down." And so for years the gorilla and I danced madly thru the night.
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