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Ignite the fire
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Boomerang
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Left on Read
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A Duck of a Conversation
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I'm Not Done
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What just happened?
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Now that they're gone
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Please don't eat me
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Dreamin' about it
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A fish stole my wish
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Gonna Think About It
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C ya later
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rollos Colorado
I may be new to putting my music out, but I'm not new to music. I started on drums and eventually split into a huge passion for all things music. I teach percussion, but I'm going to put what I know to good use. I hope you enjoy!
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