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Locked Down
03:38
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Can't Help Myself
03:21
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I like to hang around in dirty casinos
You can always bum a smoke...
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Anymore
03:05
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Is it time for me to tell you quietly,
Is it time for you to separate us two
Is it safe for us to get up off the bus
Is it time we try to simply let it die...
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You're the One
01:28
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You're the one...
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Fell St.
03:49
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The Boat Goes Down
06:59
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Zak Schaffer Los Angeles, California
UPDATE:
Zak has moved to Austin!
Zak Schaffer
has been a fixture on the Austin music scene for six months. He's been a side guy (Pete Yorn) and Engineer/Producer a singer songwriter. If it has something to do with music, he's probably done it. Zak's currently working on a new release that should drop in the spring.
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