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I Don`t Know
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Movie Rights
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Mercy River
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Times are Hard
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Keep Me
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Plastic Soldiers
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Pill$
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All Right
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Concrete God
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Letting Go
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Alex Creamer Binghamton, New York
Songwriter, guitarist, and producer Alex Creamer has been ascending in the Indie music scene for the past seven years. Her honest, witty lyrics get you thinking…but not at the expense of listenability. Her songs feature hints of funk, blues, folk, and rock: reflections of her eclectic influences such as The Doors, Fleetwood Mac, Dave Matthews, and Ani DiFranco. ... more
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