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Long shaggy locks
Attracting dirt in the sun
Time to cut them away
And honor the Prince of Lies
No time to wait
$7.99 Manager's Special!
Haircut at Fantastic Sam/s
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When is the city like a jail cell?
Waited too long -
Did you find yourself asleep?
Need to find a place to rest your bones
Because when the sun goes down it's all over
I want to be an unknown
And walk without assistance
No loving arms around me
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Boston Tea Party
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Down Low
03:32
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Brokeneck Blues
01:57
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Birds Nest
01:49
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Reed Burnam Austin, Texas
Houston-born and raised, long-time resident of Austin, I've also passed time living in Southern California and Northern India. I write all kinds of songs in all kinds of styles about all kinds of things at all kinds of levels of listenability.
Reed Burnam recommends:
Austin-based afrobeat collective makes groovy music to shake ass to.
go to album
Miss Owl's Ode To Invasive Species Demo
by Olivia Blumenthal
Olivia Blu writes great songs and you should hear them.
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Mine and the Mrs.' holiday albums page. Taking the country by charm, we are.
go to albumIf you like Reed Burnam, you may also like:
Banjo-driven Americana songs that give the timeless sound of Appalachia an avant-garde twist.
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Boulder blues
by staraya derevnya
Marvelous experimental music from this Tel Aviv musician that fuses outré noise with almost folk-like arrangements.
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These banjo instrumentals were recorded outside at night, so the backdrop is full of cricket songs—the perfect accompaniment.
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