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ULTIMATE POSER
03:18
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EASTERN END OF RECESS
07:20
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ALPHA BODY
02:17
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MISTAKE
02:29
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ADRIANNA
02:28
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BRIEF INTERMISSION
01:21
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THE PROPOSITION
03:23
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WAKING UP
03:14
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MOVING ON
02:59
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TWO PENNIES
03:21
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SARAH
04:29
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WAKING UP INSTRUMENTAL
02:48
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HERO OF TIME
04:37
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DREAM ERASER
01:48
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DAVID WILL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
My name is David Will. I like to resonate frequency. I picked up guitar on April 2015 and have loved it ever since. I like to write songs, produce, and I enjoy the local music scene in Philadelphia and New Jersey
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