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Dirty Water
04:20
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Don't Rock The Heater
03:24
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The Dark Waltz
03:57
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Drink
03:26
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You're Not Alone
03:38
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Don't Call Me Zero
03:34
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Down in the Alley
03:03
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The Godless Girl
04:49
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Painted Face
06:31
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Adam Burns Mariposa, California
Adam Burns draws on art rock, post-punk and new wave influences to create dynamic and melodic songs full of rich imagery and wry humor.
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