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Back to Me
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City Lights
04:56
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Tell me something good.
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Tupelo
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The last one was last seen, lapping of a bowl of cream.
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Drive Me to Church
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It's right next to the 7-11.
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I Walk a Very Thin Line
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Shadow To You
03:41
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Tennis shoes on a wire.
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From the Highlands to the Sea.
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Sleep on the Couch
04:07
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You can sleep on the couch.
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Like a jewel on the street.
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Dog Couch
02:28
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Waiting on a boiling kettle.
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The Brambles
03:44
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Hey mister, where is this train goin;?
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Our Man has his Orders
00:41
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Paul Einhaus Detroit, Michigan
Detroit based musician Paul Einhaus has been writing, recording, playing, and making some kind of noise since the
80s.
Currently he performs live with (Paul Ein) Haus Arrest and continues to record and issue his unique sort of tuneful indie garagey folkey and poppy rock. His latest
single, released at the tail end of 2023, is "Sister Left Town"/"Wobbly Moon #2." New stuff due soon.
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